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Keira Jenkins

Plan in train to stop violence against Indigenous women

Family violence survivors are being asked for their thoughts on how the abuse can be stopped. (Dan Peled/AAP PHOTOS)

Experts, stakeholders, communities and people who've experienced domestic and family violence are being asked for their input to create a plan to stop the abuse of Indigenous women and children. 

SNAICC - the peak body for Indigenous children - will oversee the consultation process as the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Family Safety Plan is developed and is calling for submissions.

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