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A youth advocacy body is preparing to take legal action against the Queensland government over allegations of mistreatment of young people in the state's watch houses. The youth advocacy centre has accused the government of failing to protect children from abuse including alleged sexual assault.
A youth advocacy body is preparing to take legal action against the Queensland government over allegations of mistreatment of young people in the state's watch houses. The youth advocacy centre has accused the government of failing to protect children from abuse including alleged sexual assault.
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