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Who stopped the stolen generation? This question resonates deeply within the hearts of many Australians, especially those affected by the tragic policies of the past. The stolen generation refers to the period when the Australian government forcibly removed Indigenous children from their families and placed them in institutions or with non-Indigenous families. The efforts to stop this devastating practice were a combination of public outcry, activism, and legal battles, ultimately leading to significant changes in policy and a path towards reconciliation. This article delves into the key figures and events that played a crucial role in halting the stolen generation’s dark legacy.
