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- Mar 1, 2013
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Ghost Citizens: Witnessing the Intervention

Ghost Citizens: Witnessing the Intervention is about the removal of citizen rights by the Federal Government Intervention in the Northern Territory (2007 to 2012) seen through the practices of Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists. Ghost Citizens looks at the return to protectionist policy and the willful diminishing of an Indigenous participatory voice – the loss of citizenship rights; of the right to homelands; and self-determination.

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