Hundreds march to parliament to honour alleged domestic violence victim.
They publishedHundreds march to parliament to honour alleged domestic violence victim
First reporttheage.com.au · 17 Oct, 10:20Z
Latest reportsmh.com.au · 17 Oct, 10:20Z
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Why it matters
What
A 31-year-old man, identified as her partner, turns himself in and faces a murder charge.
Why
Advocates say systemic failures leave Aboriginal women unprotected from domestic violence.
Watch
The murder case and calls for reform.
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Summary
- Hundreds gathered at Cardigan Street, Carlton for a smoking ceremony.
- The event honoured 21-year-old Jayda Allen Bonner, allegedly murdered by her partner.
- A 31-year-old man turned himself in and was charged with murder.
- Mourners called for change and spoke of preventing domestic violence.
- Advocacy groups highlighted systemic failures in protecting Aboriginal women.
Summary
- Hundreds gathered for a smoking ceremony and march to Parliament House.
- Event honoured 21-year-old Jayda Allen Bonner, allegedly murdered by her partner.
- A 31-year-old man has been charged with murder after turning himself in.
- Mourners called for change and spoke against domestic violence during the event.
- Advocacy groups highlighted systemic failures in protecting Aboriginal women.