Grace Gooley, Senior Solicitor at the Justice and Equity Centre (JEC), joined 3CR to discuss a racial discrimination case launched in the Federal Court by two young Aboriginal brothers against the New South Wales Police.
The brothers, aged 11 and 13, were subjected to over 150 “bail compliance” checks by NSW Police over a 20 month period, raising serious concerns about the level of police intervention in the lives of Aboriginal children and young people, including in their own homes.
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