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Article: Separate Aboriginal prisons considered

Separate Aboriginal prisons considered
Last updated Feb 15 2006 12:17 PM PST
CBC News
Solicitor General John Les says the B.C. government wants to work with First Nations on new approaches to the rehabilitation of Aboriginal inmates, which could include separate correctional facilities.

He says those facilities would be "more geared towards and oriented towards Aboriginal people" and would have Aboriginal staff using their own approaches to inmates.

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