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Indigenous communities outraged at the new NT government's youth crime laws

Published 18 October 2024, 9:56 am
The Northern Territory government has passed legislation to lower the age of criminal responsibility to 10, amidst scrutiny and criticism from legal, health and youth justice experts.
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