Trojan Horse | ATSIDA

The short new media piece provides a historical overview or the land rights movement and discusses more recent changes to Aboriginal Land Rights as a Trojan Horse. This is highlighted in direct critical reference to the tragic implications of the Northern Territory Emergency Response or more commonly known as the 'NT Intervention.' Written and presented by Nicole Watson, this critical historical analysis provides an important perspective on the impacts of the 'Trojan Horse' approach on Aboriginal communities in NT and indeed all of Australia.

Dataset ID:

WATS2011

Principal Investigator:

Nicole Watson

Subject:

Government policy - Northern Territory Intervention

Keywords:

Land Rights Native Title - Agreements

Language groups:

Gurindji

Study Description

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Other Identifications / Acknowledgements

Researcher:

Production

Study Information

Geographic Area:

Northern Territory

Data Access

Access Conditions:

Open