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A brief history of the laws, policies and practices in South Australia which led to the removal of many Aboriginal children : we took the children : a contribution to reconciliation
Xwi7xwa Library, University of British Columbia

Book
Creators
Hall, Andrew
Contributors
South Australia. Department of Human Services.
Description
"Describes the policies and the provisions of the Acts which led to the removal of children in the protection, assimilation and self-management eras in South Australia; discusses the impact of the policies."

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Alternate Title(s)
Removal of many Aboriginal children
Statement of Responsibility
written by Andrew Hall.
Edition
2nd ed.
Publication Information
Adelaide : Dept. of Human Services
Physical Description
ix, 29 pages 30 cm
Notes
"Commissioned by the Department of Human Services, South Australia."
Contents
Introduction -- From Protection to Self-Management -- Protection : To protect and civilise ; Ordinance no. 123 ; Select committee ; The Northern territory ; First removals ; The Aborigines Act, 1911 ; Mission Stations ; Royal Commission, 1913-16 -- Assimilation : More removals ; Advisory Council ; The Training Act ; the Aborigines Protection Board ; Assimilation Policy -- Towards Self-Management : Antecedents ; Substitute care in the 1950s and 60s ; Aboriginal Affairs Act, 1962 ; Amalgamation and the Community Welfare Act ; The Aboriginal Child Placement Principle ; Current policies and practices -- The Impact -- Conclusion.
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