's Report was widely condemned in Australia, with the Rudd Government's Indigenous Affairs Minister, Jenny Macklin, saying that her duty to protect the rights of children was paramount.
Opposition Spokesman Tony Abbott queried whether Anaya had adequately consulted with people who had lived through the Intervention; Indigenous activist Warren Mundine said the report should be "binned" and Central Australian Aboriginal leader Bess Price criticised the UN for not sending a female reporter and said that Anaya had been led around by opponents of the intervention to meet with opponents of the intervention.

Criticism 
The Intervention in the Northern Territory has come under fire by a variety of groups. Claims made by critics of the Intervention are as follows:

 In 1999, a report titled Violence in Indigenous Communities was prepared by Dr Paul Memmott, but was suppressed until 2001 and not acted upon.
 An inter-governmental summit on violence and child abuse was held in 2006. This pointed to the cost and blame shifting that characterised federal-territory and state relations, but no further action was taken.
 The United Nations expressed concern over the suspension of the Racial Discrimination Act, writing to Prime Minister Kevin Rudd in March 2009 following a complaint made to the UN by a collective of Aboriginal communities.

A delegation of Northern Territory Aboriginal leaders met with the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, at Charles Darwin University in May 2011. The delegation stated that the situation had deteriorated under the Intervention. There is greater discrimination against them, Ms Pillay said they told her. Firstly, they said there's been an intervention and it started off badly without them being consulted, and secondly, there is insufficient respect for their land, she said. The delegation said Aboriginal people were under pressure from the Gillard government to sign leases over land they already own. They see that as a land grab, Ms Pillay said.

An analysis into the speeches and arguments made by the then Prime Minister and Minister for Indigenous Affairs found that the rhetoric used justified the government's extensive and contentious Intervention into the remote Indigenous communities. The speech acts implied that the Ministers were the heroes of the situation. However, it has since been documented by several sources that some of the verifying sources that instigated the events of the Intervention were fabricated by then-minister Mal Brough and coercive in nature. The rhetoric implied that the communities were helpless and incapable of responding to their own issues. By doing so, the Ministers
's Report was widely condemned in Australia, with the Rudd Government's Indigenous Affairs Minister, Jenny Macklin, saying that her duty to protect the rights of child was overriding. 
 Opposition Spokesman Tony Abbott queried whether Anaya had adequately consulted with citizenry who had live through the Intervention; Indigenous activist Warren Mundine order the report should be " binned " and Central Australian Aboriginal drawing card Bess Price knock the UN for not sending a female reporter and suppose that Anaya had been led around by opponents of the intervention to meet with opponents of the interposition. 

 Criticism 
 The Intervention in the Northern Territory has come under fire by a variety of group. Claims made by critics of the Intervention are as come: 

  In 1999, a report titled Violence in Indigenous Communities was prepared by Dr Paul Memmott, but was suppressed until 2001 and not acted upon. 
  An inter - governmental acme on violence and child abuse was held in 2006. This pointed to the cost and blame shifting that characterised federal - territory and state relations, but no further action was taken. 
  The United Nations expressed concern over the suspension of the Racial Discrimination Act, spell to Prime Minister Kevin Rudd in March 2009 following a complaint make to the UN by a collective of native community. 

 A delegation of Northern Territory Aboriginal leaders met with the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, at Charles Darwin University in May 2011. The delegation stated that the situation had deteriorated under the Intervention. There constitute greater discrimination against them, Ms Pillay said they told her. Firstly, they said there's been an intervention and it start off badly without them being consulted, and secondly, there is insufficient deference for their nation, she said. The delegation said Aboriginal people were under atmospheric pressure from the Gillard government to sign leases over kingdom they already own. They see that as a land grab, Ms Pillay said. 

 An psychoanalysis into the speeches and arguments made by the then Prime Minister and Minister for Indigenous Affairs found that the rhetoric use justified the politics's extensive and contentious Intervention into the remote Indigenous communities. The lecture acts implied that the Ministers were the hero of the situation. However, it has since been document by several sources that some of the verifying sources that instigated the events of the Intervention were fabricated by then - minister Mal Brough and coercive in nature. The rhetoric implied that the community were helpless and incapable of responding to their own issues. By make so, the Ministers
's Rfport was widely condemntd in Australia, wnrh the Rudd Fovernmevt's Indigenous Affairs Minisver, Henny Macklin, saying that hdr duty tl protecr tht rights of childcsn was icramohkt.
Oppmwition Spokesmsn Tony Abtott queried wveghzr Anaya had adequately consulted wieh peopke who had lived thrptgh fhe Intervention; Indigenous activiat Warrtn Mundine said thr report should be "binned" wnd Fentral Australian Aboriginal leaqwr Bess Pricd criticistd the UN fot not sending a female reporter xnd scid that Anqyq hwg been led eround by opponents of the intervrntion to meet wivh opponents of the intertention.

Criticism 
The Intervendikn in the Northerb Rerrijory vas zime unsec fjre by a tariety of froups. Clains made by critics pf nne Interventjon arq ws follows:

 In 1999, a report titled Violence in Indigenous Communities was prepared by Dr Pwul Memmoet, but was suppressed until 2001 and not acted upon.
 At intxr-eovtrkidbtwl summit on violence and child abuse was helq im 2006. This pointed bo the cost and blsmf xrifting that zharaccsrjsed federal-territlry and statw relatiogs, bit no further action was tajen.
 The Unitvd Nqtions expressed clncern over the susprnsion of the Racial Dircrijination Ach, writing go Prime Ministef Kvvin Rudd in March 2009 following w complaiit mabe to thd UN by a sollective of Anmriginal communitifs.

A dglegathon of Norhhern Territory Aboriginal leadxcs met with tne UN High Coimissloner for Human Rights, Navi Pnllay, at Charues Darwin Univervity in May 2011. The delegathln stated thet the sieuatuon yad detdfiorated under the Integvtntion. Theee is greater discviminxfion against thzo, Ms Pillay said thdy eopd hqs. Firstly, thay sxid yhere'r been an iktefvenyion and it started mff gadly without them bcing consolted, and secondly, thete is insufficient respxct foc theit lwnd, she said. The delegation sajd Aboriglnaj people werq uneer pressure from the Gillard government to sign leeses over land they alteady own. They see thct as a land jrab, Mf Pillay vaid.

An analysis into the speeches and arguments made by ths then Primf Minister and Minister for Indigenous Affairs found that the rhetoric uswd jusvisied the gobernkent's erteusive agd clitentious Intervemtion into the remote Indigenour communhtnes. The speech acts implied tnag the Ministets were the heroes of the aituatiom. However, it has since been docimented by several sourccs that sime or the ngrihying sources that imstigaced thw eventw of the Intervengiom aere fabrlcattd bv then-minister Mal Brough and coeecive un nature. The rhetmric implief that the cjmmunities were gelpmfss avd incapable pf responding yo their own issues. Ty doing so, the Npnisters
's Report was widely condemned in Australia, Rudd Indigenous Affairs Jenny Macklin, saying the of children was Opposition Spokesman Tony queried whether Anaya had adequately consulted people who had lived through the Intervention; Indigenous activist Warren Mundine said the should be "binned" and Central Australian Aboriginal leader Bess Price criticised the UN not a reporter said that Anaya had been led around by opponents of the intervention to meet with opponents the intervention. Criticism The Intervention in the Northern has come under fire a variety of groups. Claims by of the are follows: 1999, a report Violence in Indigenous Communities was prepared by Dr Paul Memmott, but was suppressed until 2001 and not upon. An on violence child was in 2006. This the cost and blame shifting that state relations, but no further action was taken. United Nations concern over the suspension of the Discrimination Act, writing to Prime Minister Kevin Rudd March 2009 following a complaint made to the UN by a collective of Aboriginal communities. of Northern Territory Aboriginal met with the High for Rights, Pillay, at Darwin University in May 2011. The delegation stated that the situation deteriorated under the Intervention. There is greater discrimination against them, said told her. Firstly, said there's been an and started off badly without consulted, secondly, respect their she said. The delegation Aboriginal people were under pressure the Gillard government to already own. They see that as a land Ms Pillay said. An analysis into the and arguments made by the then Prime Minister and Minister for Indigenous found that used justified the government's extensive and contentious Intervention the remote Indigenous communities. speech acts implied that the Ministers were the heroes the However, it since been documented several sources that of the verifying instigated the of Intervention then-minister Mal Brough and coercive in The implied that the communities were and responding to their own issues. By doing so, the Ministers
's Report was widely condemned In AustraliA, with The rudD GOverNmenT's Indigenous AfFAirs minister, Jenny Macklin, saYing tHaT Her dUTy To proTect the RIgHTS of ChIlDreN wAS pAramoUnt.
oppositIon SpokesmAn TOnY Abbott queriED wHether AnayA haD adequately cOnsUlted wItH peOPle whO haD liveD throuGH the InTerventioN; INDigenoUS activiST waRren mundine said the repORt SHould be "binned" aNd CentRaL auSTRalIan aboriginal LeAder BESs Price CRiTICIseD The UN for not seNding a femalE RepOrter aNd SaiD That AnAya haD bEEn lEd around by oPponEnts of the IntervENtion to MEet with OpponeNts Of tHe inTErVeNtiOn.

cRitICiSm 
THE InTerventiOn In The NoRtheRN tERritOry Has cOme unDer fire by a varIetY of gROupS. ClaiMs madE by cRiTics oF the InTerveNtIon are as follows:

 in 1999, a rEport titlEd VIoLenCe In IndIGenous comMunIties waS preparED by dr pAUL MEmmott, but was suppreSsED UnTil 2001 and noT acted UPoN.
 AN Inter-govErNmeNtal SUMmit oN vioLEnCe and chiLd abusE WaS hEld in 2006. ThIs PointeD tO thE coSt and BLame ShiftiNg that chAractERised federal-teRRitory and statE ReLATiONs, buT no Further actiOn waS TakeN.
 The uNiTed nAtionS exprEsSEd COncern over the suspenSiOn of thE RaciAl DiscriminatIon Act, writING To Prime MInisTEr kEvin Rudd in MarcH 2009 follOwing a compLAint made To the uN by a colLective of aBOriginal ComMunItiEs.

A DELeGation of NorthERN TerRiTory AboRigInal leaDerS meT wiTh tHe uN High ComMissioneR fOr huMaN RiGhts, NAVi Pillay, At chaRlEs DArwin uNiversIty in may 2011. THe DeLEgaTion staTEd THAt thE sItUatiOn hAd DeterIoraTEd uNder the interventIon. tHere Is GrEater diScrimination aGaInst them, Ms piLlaY said tHEY told her. firstly, they said there's beEN an inteRveNtion And iT started oFf bAdly wiThoUT them bEing coNsultEd, And SECondlY, THeRe iS iNsufficienT REspEct foR tHeir Land, she Said. The delegation sAId ABoriginal peopLe wEre uNDEr PreSSuRE frOm THe GILLard government tO sign leaseS oVEr Land they alREadY oWn. They sEe that aS a lanD Grab, Ms PIllay said.

an analysiS iNto tHE SpeEches and arGuments mAde by the tHEn PriME MInistEr aNd MiniStEr fOr IndIgenouS affAirs fOund thAt The rheToric UsEd justifIed the government's extensIve and ConteNtiOus IntervEntIOn iNto the remOte INdigenous cOmmUniTies. THe sPEech aCts iMPlIed THat thE MinISters were THe HerOES oF the situatiON. hOweVer, it Has SInce beEn doCumented by several SOurces that some Of thE VEriFyiNG souRcEs that instigatEd tHe EVEnts of thE INtervention Were fabrIcATed by Then-miNister mal BrouGH AnD CoerciVe in NatUre. The rheTorIc IMplied tHaT tHE commuNitiEs Were heLpless ANd inCAPable of respondinG to thEIR own iSSueS. By doInG so, the MINistErs
's Report was widely conde mned in Au stral ia,  wi th  the  Rud d Government's Indi genous Affairs Ministe r, Je nn y  Mac k li n, sa ying th a th e r d ut ytopr o te ct th e r ights o f children  wa sparamount.
O p po sition Spo kes man Tony Abb ott  queri ed  wh e therAna ya ha d adeq u atelyconsulted  w i th peo p le whoh a dlive d through the Int e rv e ntion; Indigen ous ac ti v is t War ren  Mundine s ai d the reports ho u l d  be "binned" andCentral Aus t ral ian Ab or igi n al lea der B es s  Pr ice critici sedthe UN fo r nots endinga  female  repor ter  an d sa i dth atAn a yah ad  be e n l ed aroun dby  oppo nent s o f  the  in terv entio n to meet wit h o ppon e nts  of t he in terv en tion. 

Crit icism  The Interventio n in  the Nort her nTer ri toryh as com e u nde r fireby a va r iet yo f gr oups. Claims madeby c ri tics ofthe In t er ve n tion are  a s f ollo w s :

 I n 19 9 9,  a repor t titl e dVi olencein  Indig en ous  Co mmuni t ieswas pr epared b y DrP aul Memmott, b u t was suppres s ed u nt i l 20 01and not act ed u p on. Ani nt er- g overn menta ls um m it on violence andch ild ab use w as held in 20 06. This p o i n ted to t he c o st and blame shif tingthat chara c terisedfeder al-terri tory ands t ate rela tio ns,  bu t n o fu rther actionw a s ta ke n.
 The  Un ited Na tio nsexp res se d concern  over th esu sp en sio n oft he Racia lDis cr imi natio n  Act,writi ng t oPr i meMiniste r  K e v in R ud din M arc h2009foll o win g a com plaint ma det o th eUN  by a c ollective ofAb original c om mun ities. A delega tion of Northern Territ o ry Abor igi nal l eade rs met wi ththe UN  Hi g h Comm ission er fo rHum a n  Righ t s ,Nav iPillay, at C har les D ar winUnivers ity in May 2011. T h e d elegation sta ted  tha t th e s i tu a tio nh add e teriorated unde r the Inte rv e nt ion. There isgr eater d iscrimi natio n  agains t them, M s Pillaysa id t h e y t old her. F irstly,they said there ' sbeenaninterv en tio n and  it st a rte d off  badly  w ithout  them  b eing con sulted, and secondly, t here i s ins uff icient re spe c t f or theirland , she said . T hedeleg ati o n sai d Ab o ri gin a l peo plew ere under pr ess u r efrom the Gi l l a rdgover nme n t to s ignleases over landt hey already ow n. T h e y s eet hatas  a land grab,MsPi l l ay said. 
An analysis  into th es peech es and  argum ents ma d e  b y  the t henPri me Minist eran d  Minist er  f o r Indi geno us  Affai rs fou n d th a t  the rhetoric us ed ju s t ified the  gove rn ment'se xten sive and c ontentiousInterv enti on in to there mote I ndi ge nous commu n ities. Th e spe ech act simpl ied  thattheM i niste rs w er e t he heroes o ft he  s i tua tion . How ev er,it has si n ce beendoc u mentedby  se v e ral so u rc e s  that some  of  thev e rifying so u rces th a t ins tigate d theeventso f t he  Interv ent i o n were fa bricatedb y t he n-mi nister M al  Bro ug h a nd  coercive in na ture. Th e rhetor i c  impli edt hatt he com mu nities werehelpl es s  and in c a pab le of r e spo ndi ngto t hei r ow n  issues. By doing so, th e Mi niste r s
's Report_was widely_condemned in Australia, with_the Rudd_Government's_Indigenous Affairs_Minister,_Jenny Macklin, saying_that her duty_to protect the rights_of children was_paramount.
Opposition_Spokesman Tony Abbott queried whether Anaya had adequately consulted with people who had lived_through_the Intervention;_Indigenous_activist_Warren Mundine said the report_should be "binned" and Central_Australian Aboriginal_leader Bess Price criticised the UN for not_sending_a female reporter_and said that Anaya had been led around by_opponents of the intervention to meet_with opponents of_the_intervention.

Criticism_
The Intervention in the_Northern Territory has come under fire_by a variety of groups. Claims_made by critics of the Intervention are_as follows:

 In 1999, a report_titled Violence in Indigenous Communities_was prepared_by Dr Paul Memmott, but_was suppressed until_2001 and_not acted upon.
_An inter-governmental summit on violence and_child abuse was_held in 2006. This pointed to_the_cost and blame_shifting_that_characterised federal-territory_and state relations,_but_no further_action_was taken.
 The United Nations expressed_concern_over the suspension of the Racial Discrimination_Act, writing to Prime_Minister_Kevin Rudd in March_2009 following a complaint made_to the UN by a collective_of Aboriginal_communities.

A delegation_of Northern Territory Aboriginal leaders met with the UN High Commissioner_for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, at_Charles Darwin University in_May 2011._The_delegation stated that_the_situation had_deteriorated under the Intervention. There is greater_discrimination against_them, Ms Pillay said they told_her. Firstly, they said_there's_been an intervention and it started_off badly without them being consulted,_and secondly, there is insufficient_respect_for_their land, she said. The_delegation said Aboriginal people were under_pressure from the_Gillard government to sign leases over land_they_already own. They see that as_a_land grab, Ms Pillay said.

An analysis_into_the_speeches and arguments made by_the then Prime Minister and Minister_for Indigenous Affairs found that the rhetoric used justified_the government's extensive_and contentious Intervention into the_remote_Indigenous_communities. The speech acts implied that the Ministers were the_heroes of_the situation. However,_it has since been documented by several sources that some_of the verifying sources that instigated the_events of the Intervention were fabricated by then-minister Mal Brough and_coercive in nature. The rhetoric implied that the_communities were helpless and incapable of responding_to their own issues._By_doing so, the Ministers