Protest at Kirribilli against forced assimilation and genocide through 'Recognition'

Protest outside Abbott's 'secret meeting' on Constitutional inclusion at Kirribilli. The Recognise campaign is about securing the head of power to govern over Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. It is not about securing our rights or freeing us from racial discrimination. HD verson on Vimeo - enlightning productions

No Consent to inclusion in colonial Constitution-media interview with Ghillar Michael Anderson. 'Vote No' to Recognition at Kiribilli Protest, 6 July 2015. The government knows that they are committing a major crime against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples when they put us all in the one basket, falsely promoting a single homogenous community. HD verson on Vimeo - enlightning productions

Albert Hartnet on the ferry over Sydney Harbour to Kirribilli where the 'secret meeting' was taking place between PM Tony Abbott, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and 40 government selected 'Indigenous leaders'. HD verson on Vimeo - enlightning productions

'Recognise' NO VOTE protester, Deb Williams, articulates a grassroots perspective on the bipartisan attempt of the Commonwealth Government to coerce Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders peoples into consenting to be governed by the occupying colonial power. HD verson on Vimeo - enlightning productions