Evacuees from flooded Indigenous communities face prison-like conditions in NT

Hundreds of evacuees from flooded Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory are housed in a compound resembling a prison camp. Traditional owner James Parry criticized the conditions, stating, “What they’re doing to us, it’s like a prison camp.” Security measures have restricted access for families and Aboriginal organizations amidst growing concerns over the treatment of evacuees.

Summary by Glance · The Guardian Australia