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The family of a Ngemba man is calling for an immediate autopsy and coronial inquiry following his death in custody in a Sydney jail last week.
Frank Gud Coleman was found unresponsive in his cell at the Long Bay Correctional Complex on Thursday, July 8th.
His family said they were in shock hearing the news as he was a healthy 43-year-old.
“The Coroner has contacted us however time frames are still unknown for an autopsy. To date there has been no determination of cause of death and we are still left without answers,” his daughter Lakota Coleman said.
Adding to the families devastation is that they say they were unable to see him for a year and a half due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Nine Aboriginal people have died in custody since March.
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An Aboriginal man has died in custody. His death is the ninth Indigenous death in custody since March, six of which have been in New South Wales.
Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following story contains the name and photo of a person who has died.
A Corrective Services NSW spokeswoman said the 43-year-old man was found unresponsive in his cell in Sydney’s Long Bay Correctional Complex, early on Thursday morning, July 8.
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Liz Deep-Jones says her family (above) have been nicknamed “the United Nations”, and have been her impetus in creating this exhibition, which includes installations, a documentary and 35 portraits, from which the following pictures have been selected. “The aim of the exhibition,
We Bleed The Same, is to create a greater understanding of our differences in order to live in a more inclusive society,” she says.
Thanush Selvarasa.
Thanush Selvarasa, 31, Sydney’s north shore
As a desperate 23-year-old Tamil, Selvarasa left his home in Sri Lanka dreaming of a safer future. He didn’t realise that his new life would result in almost eight years of detention – first on Christmas Island, then Manus Island – and be even more hellish than the one he’d left behind.
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