Australia former PM talks about indigenous abuses

Ten years ago, Kevin Rudd, Australia’s then-prime minister, apologised in parliament to generations of Aboriginal children who were forcibly taken from their homes and put in state institutions.

The man who apologised to indigenous people in Australia for the mistreatment they suffered for centuries, has been speaking to Al Jazeera.

Ten years ago, Kevin Rudd, Australia’s then-prime minister, apologised in parliament to generations of Aboriginal children who were forcibly taken from their homes and put in state institutions.

In a special interview, he told Al Jazeera’s Andrew Thomas that more can still be done to support the indigenous community.