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Canada Fails to Assist Jailed Aboriginal Women
By Wency Leung
WeNews correspondent
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
An advocate for Canada's Aboriginal women chides the government for neglecting a marginalized population. Aboriginal women account for 33 percent of federally-sentenced female offenders in the...
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