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SAVE THE CNSBy law, NSW Police must call the ALS every time they take an Aboriginal person into custody. They call us on our 24-hour legal advice and RU OK phone line - the Custody Notification Service. An ALS lawyer gives the person legal advice and asks them, RU OK? The Custody Notification Service is more than a phone line, it’s a lifeline. But, it has run out of funding and will cease to exist unless another source of funding is found. Please sign our petition to Government. Click here http://chn.ge/15JMYMj |
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In trouble with Police?Phone 1800 765 767 |
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Is child protection talking to you?Phone 1800 733 233
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Getting out of gaol soon?Phone 1800 826 966 |
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Want to work off your fines?Phone 1300 478 879 |
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Need family and children advice, or money, jobs and housing advice?Phone 1800 765 767 |
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Australian Courts Considering Aboriginality -
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