Descendants of victims gathered to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Forrest River massacre in Western Australia, a mass killing of at least eleven Aboriginal people in 1926. Acknowledgment from WA Police offered a sense of closure.
Descendants of victims of the 1926 Forrest River massacre gathered for its centenary. The event, involving the killing and burning of at least eleven Aboriginal people by a police and civilian party, was marked by a rare apology from WA Police, offering a sense of closure to the community.
Descendants of victims of the 1926 Forrest River massacre gathered in remote Western Australia for its 100th anniversary. Acknowledging the "confronting chapter" in policing history, a WA Police superintendent offered a rare apology, providing a sense of closure for the community.
Descendants of victims gathered for the 100th anniversary of the Forrest River massacre in Western Australia, where at least eleven Aboriginal people were killed by police and civilians in 1926. Acknowledgment from WA Police offered a sense of closure.
