Crowds of people march down Bourke St to Parliment House during Sorry Day May 26, 2007 in Melbourne, Australia. The first National Sorry Day was held...澳洲
Ronald 'Ringo' Terrick, an elder the Wurundjeri trib sits on the steps of Parliment House during Sorry Day May 26, 2007 in Melbourne, Australia. The...澳洲
Flowers and a card of protest are laid on the steps of Parliment House during Sorry Day May 26, 2007 in Melbourne, Australia. The first National...
Jeanie Bartley a member of the Stolen Generation, removed from her parents at 10 months of age, holds a candle during a National Sorry Day...
Melissa Brickell and Talgium Edwards lay a wreath on on the steps of Parliment House during Sorry Day May 26, 2007 in Melbourne, Australia. The first...
Ronald 'Ringo' Terrick, an elder the Wurundjeri trib and John Tye of One Fire Dances sits on the steps of Parliment House during Sorry Day May 26,...澳洲
Northern Territory prisoner traditional dance group, One Mob Different Country, perform during commemorations to mark National Sorry Day May 26, 2006...
Woman is silhouetted behind the Aboriginal flag during an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first National Sorry Day was...澳洲
Sorry Day rally Bring the Children Home, organised by grandmothers against removals of children in New South Wales. Protesters gathered at The Block...
Indjibundji Aborigine Gnarnayarrahe Waitairie plays a didgeridoo while a tourist from Hong Kong provides the percussion with a pair of clap sticks...
"sorry day" banner commemorating the australian national apology to aboriginal people - 澳洲國家道歉日 個照片及圖片檔澳洲
The Australian national flag flies alongside the Aboriginal flag atop the Sydney Harbour Bridge on May 26, 2020 in Sydney, Australia.
School children in the little aboriginal township of Hermannsburg in The Northern Territory on the day Kevin Rudd made his historic speech in...澳洲, 兒童
Badge commemorating National Sorry Day is seen pinned on Jeanie Bartley a member of the Stolen Generation, removed from her parents care at 10 months...
Leilla Wenberg a member of the Stolen Generation removed from her parents at 6 months of age, looks on during a National Sorry Day commemorative...
Jeanie Bartley a member of the Stolen Generation removed from her parents aged 10 months, holds a candle during a National Sorry Day commemorative...
Leilla Wenberg a member of the Stolen Generation removed from her parents car at 6 months of age, holds a candle during a National Sorry Day...澳洲
Jeanie Bartley a member of the Stolen Generation, removed from her parents care at 10 months of age, holds a candle during a National Sorry Day...
Leilla Wenberg a member of the Stolen Generation removed from her parents care at 6 months of age, holds a candle during a National Sorry Day...
Crowds of people march down Bourke St to Parliment House during Sorry Day May 26, 2007 in Melbourne, Australia. The first National Sorry Day was held...澳洲
Ronald 'Ringo' Terrick, an elder the Wurundjeri trib and John Tye of One Fire Dances sits on the steps of Parliment House during Sorry Day May 26,...澳洲
John Tye of One Fire Dances sits on the steps of Parliment House during Sorry Day May 26, 2007 in Melbourne, Australia. The first National Sorry Day...澳洲
John Tye of One Fire Dances sits on the steps of Parliment House during Sorry Day May 26, 2007 in Melbourne, Australia. The first National Sorry Day...
Richard Frankland, Filmmaker and Activist, poses after speaking at the Sorry Day event held outside Parliment House during Sorry Day May 26, 2007 in...
Emily Fein poses after speaking at the Sorry Day event held in Federation Square during Sorry Day May 26, 2007 in Melbourne, Australia. The first...
Emily Fein poses after speaking at the Sorry Day event held in Federation Square during Sorry Day May 26, 2007 in Melbourne, Australia. The first...
John Tye of One Fire Dances sits on the steps of Parliment House during Sorry Day May 26, 2007 in Melbourne, Australia. The first National Sorry Day...
Marion Scrymgour, Northern Territory's first Aboriginal minister delivers a speech during commemorations to mark National Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in...
Launa Cubillo and Irene Mclennan of the stolen generation read through a book during commemorations to mark National Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in...澳洲
Connie Cole of the stolen generation watches commemorations marking National Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Darwin, Australia. The first National Sorry...
Sixty-eight year old Roy Read, one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first...
Sixty-five year old Nancy Hill Wood, one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first...澳洲
Sixty-five year old Nancy Hill Wood, one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first...澳洲
Forty-six year old Kerry McKenzie, one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first...澳洲
Fifty-nine year old Vincent Peters, one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first...澳洲
Sixty-two year old Brian Marshall, one of the "Stolen Generation", shows a home-made tattoo he performed on himself while in a home as a juvenile as...澳洲
Sixty-two year old Brian Marshall, one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first...澳洲
Sixty-two year old Leilla Penrith, one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first...澳洲
Sixty-two year old Leilla Penrith, one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first...澳洲
An Aboriginal flag files near a "Sorry" banner during an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first National Sorry Day was...
Sixty-eight year old Roy Read, one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first...澳洲
Year-old Ray Vincent, or "Kuwyie", one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first...澳洲
Person reads information on Sorry Day from hoardings during an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first National Sorry...
Year-old Cecil Bowden, one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first National Sorry...
Year-old Cecil Bowden, one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first National Sorry...澳洲
Year-old Cecil Bowden, one of the "Stolen Generation" attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first National Sorry...
Woman wears Aboriginal icons during an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first National Sorry Day was held on 26 May...
Shadow is cast over a painting by an Aboriginal artist depicting the events leading to Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first...
Woman holds a coffee cup as she wears a Sorry Day t-shirt during an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first National...
Year-old Ray Vincent, or "Kuwyie", one of the "Stolen Generation", attends an event to mark Sorry Day May 26, 2006 in Sydney, Australia. The first...
Sorry Day rally Bring the Children Home, organised by grandmothers against removals of children in New South Wales. Protesters gathered at The Block...
Sorry Day rally Bring the Children Home, organised by grandmothers against removals of children in New South Wales. Protesters gathered at The Block...
Sorry Day rally Bring the Children Home, organised by grandmothers against removals of children in New South Wales. Protesters gathered at The Block...
Sorry Day rally Bring the Children Home, organised by grandmothers against removals of children in New South Wales. Protesters gathered at The Block...
Sorry Day rally Bring the Children Home, organised by grandmothers against removals of children in New South Wales. Protesters gathered at The Block...
Budjari Aborigine Max Eulo attends an indigenous reconciliation event during the 8th National Sorry Day in Sydney, 26 May 2005. National Sorry Day...
Kamaloria Aborigine Malcolm Munro watches an indigenous reconciliation event during the 8th National Sorry Day on the foreshores of Sydney Harbour,...
Woman waves an Aboriginal flag during a march to commemorate Sorry Day in Sydney 26 May 1999 where Australia apologises for the so-called stolen...
Gordon Samuels , Governor of New South Wales, embraces Aboriginal women Julie Wilson-Lavelle and Wendy Hemeston after emotional National Sorry Day...