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First Nations women are being murdered at up to twelve times the national average, which is one of the highest homicides rates in the world. Dr Hannah McGlade from the UN forum on Indigenous issues, says the government needs to do more to address the crisis.
First Nations women are being murdered at up to twelve times the national average, which is one of the highest homicides rates in the world. Dr Hannah McGlade from the UN forum on Indigenous issues, says the government needs to do more to address the crisis.
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