On outside influences and their 'Open society' that gives them what they want,

http://www.rt.com/news/375652-soros-undermine-hungary-government/

Foxy,

I've read how judges in the NT deal with customary law and how they take it into consideration etc., which has nothing to do with how girls and women are treated under customary law, there is not one law for all in Australia and you must have a massive blind spot if you cannot see this.

Dear Is Mise,

If you've really read what you say you've read then
you know that sentencing is taken on a case by
case judgement and that the law does apply to all
including Aborigines. It is virtually up to the
judge as to what is taken into account. Your
generalisations are wrong.

Why shouldn't Indigenous girls and women have the full protection UP FRONT of Australian law? That right is available to other women.

"'We failed pack-rape girl'
Queensland (Labor) Premier Anna Bligh admits her government failed a 10-year-old girl pack-raped twice in an indigenous community - the second time after being returned there by child safety officers."

http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/journals/AltLawJl/2007/4.html

"sentencing is taken on a case by case judgement and [that] the law does apply to all including Aborigines. It is virtually up to the
judge as to what is taken into account."

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The second sentence flatly contradicts the first.

Dear EJ,

Perhaps the following link will make things a bit
clearer for you:

http://www.creativespirits.info/aboriginalculture/law/aboriginality-disadvantage-and-sentencing