National Sorry Day

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National Sorry Day is an annual Australian observance that acknowledges and commemorates the historical injustices and suffering experienced by the Stolen Generations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Australian observance
commemorative day
aimsTo encourage formal and informal apologies
raise awareness of the Stolen Generations
support healing for survivors and their families
commemorates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children removed from their families
Stolen Generations NERFINISHED
country Australia
describedAs day of reflection on past government policies toward Indigenous Australians
focusesOn impact of child removal policies
recognition of trauma experienced by Indigenous families
followsEvent Bringing Them Home report NERFINISHED
frequency annual
hasAlternativeName National Day of Healing NERFINISHED
hasCause forced removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
hasHashtag #NationalSorryDay
hasTheme healing
reconciliation
remembrance
inception 1998-05-26
language English
location Australia NERFINISHED
observedBy Australian governments
Australian public
community organizations
observedOn May 26
partOf Australian reconciliation process
purpose acknowledgment of historical injustices
commemoration of suffering of the Stolen Generations
promotion of reconciliation
recognizedBy Australian federal government NERFINISHED
Australian state and territory governments
relatedTo Bringing Them Home report NERFINISHED
National Apology to the Stolen Generations NERFINISHED
National Reconciliation Week NERFINISHED
significantFor Aboriginal peoples of Australia NERFINISHED
Torres Strait Islander peoples NERFINISHED
startTime 1998
typicalActivity commemorative ceremonies
educational activities about the Stolen Generations
speeches and public events

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Stolen Generations policies subjectOf National Sorry Day