choose acurrentpolicy related to the treatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the health, social or justice system in Australia and complete the following components:

Running head: Policies benefitting Aboriginals in term of culture and medical support    1
Policies benefitting Aboriginals in term of Culture and Medical support     5
Policies Benefitting Aboriginals in term of Culture and Medical Support                                             
Table of Contents
Introduction………………………………………………………………………………….3
Description of the concept Gender, Class, Power and Race…………………………….3-5
Policy Frameworks for Australian Community Wellbeing……………………………5-6
Role of Human Rights……………………………………………………………………….6
Role of Professional Practice……………………………………………………………….7
Ethics …………………………………………………………………………………………7
Conclusion…………………………………………………………………………………-8
References…………………………………………………………………………………9-10
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Introduction
    Aboriginal and To
es Islanders who are inhabiting in Australia famously categorised in indigenous group of people had to face a lot many challenges such as high rate of illiteracy which therefore give rise to unemployment as provided lower levels of education, poor health system is being provided, housing and living conditions are not properly facilitated, as lower level of income they often feels a condition of imprisonment and as a result increasing the suicidal rate, as of poorer health and below standard living condition survival becomes a great challenge for them. Certain policies are thereby initiated by Australian Government in order to reduce the pain and bitter condition of these deprived people.
Description of the concept Gender, Class, Power and Race
Gende
    The woman in this regard suffers the most as they had to face the domestic violence and gender inequality on a regular basis. Among Aboriginal groups woman are mainly focused and subjected in several types of prejudiced actions with no rights to take their own life decisions. These peoples suffer from several intergenerational consequences of the past welfare practices such as removing and dislocating their child totally from the Australian culture and tradition and providing them a socially disadvantaged and a condition of poverty experiences. The women belonging to this group had to struggle to confirm the psychological and security safety issue in order to protect their families as they had to work day and night to provide food to their children and maintain minimum living quality in order to survive.
Class and Race
    The Aboriginal and To
es islander peoples are often regarded as underclass people as they lack employment, lower income level, blackish culture and poor cultural development. These peoples lack employments as proper deserving facilities are not provided so as upgrade themselves in order to cope up with the Australian culture. The woman too had to work in as of lower income level of their men so as to provide some food and other basic necessities to their children. The Australian often hired these types of Aboriginal and To
es Islanders in order to make them do the over loaded works such as the work of labour, servants, domestic maids, prostitutions with a very minimal salary. As a result of low income, the people belonging to these groups fail to provide a proper living standard to their families and as a result commit suicide.
According to Kairuz et al. (2020) racial division is a major problem faced by these group for which they had to struggle through various police harassments cases, provided low wages salary, racial discrimination at their work places, poor housing and education facilities, poor health facilities and many more. Just because of their black skin colour they are often been neglected from various fields and also forced to isolate themselves from the culture and tradition of the Australian peoples. They regular had to undergo the black -white struggle over which the white wins and found to dominate the entire group and leave them to deprive certain basic necessities.
Power
As mentioned by Hogarth (2017) in term of power these peoples lack both the economical as well as ideological base of power in Australia as they were considered as the deprived group who should be dominated. The white Australians seems to control the available resources, the...