Queensland government criticized for burying domestic violence report
The Queensland government has suppressed a report from its own domestic violence victim-survivors panel that criticized police responses to family violence and recommended civilian oversight of complaints. Despite publicly pledging to prioritize victims in justice policy, the Liberal National government has chosen not to release the findings, raising questions about whether their commitment to victims is genuine.
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The Queensland government promised to put victims first. Instead it buried a report from domestic violence survivors
The Queensland government has suppressed a report from its own domestic violence victim-survivors panel that criticized police responses to family violence and recommended civilian oversight of complaints. Despite publicly pledging to prioritize victims in justice policy, the Liberal National government has chosen not to release the findings, raising questions about whether their commitment to victims is genuine.
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