Starvation in Australia: Utopia's dirty secret

The Ecologist
Apr 12, 2016, 12:40 pm39 pts
Australian governments have long waged a one-sided war on the continent's Aboriginal peoples, writes John Pilger. And now a new weapon has come into play: the starvation of the most remote, culturally intact communities. It's all part of a multi-faceted program of physical and cultural annihilation. And yet the…

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