澳大利亚卫生福利研究所最新发布的报告显示，被政府同化政策强制移离的被盗一代土著居民及其后代面临远为严峻的健康挑战1。该研究由倡导组织治疗基金会委托编制，基于2023年发布的现有数据分析而成1。
报告数据表明，被盗一代幸存者及其后代患有严重或深度残疾的可能性明显高于其他土著人群和非土著人群1。治疗基金会作为专门为被盗一代幸存者及其家属提供支持的机构，委托此项研究旨在进一步揭示这一历史创伤对健康的长期影响1。
A report released by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare reveals that Indigenous Australians from the Stolen Generations and their descendants experience significantly higher rates of physical and health problems compared to other First Nations people and non-Indigenous Australians.1 The research, commissioned by the Healing Foundation—an organization providing support to Stolen Generations survivors and their families—demonstrates that members of this group are far more likely to suffer from severe or profound disability.1
The findings underscore the lasting health legacy of Australia's forced assimilation policies that removed Indigenous children from their families.1 The report draws on existing data released in 2023 and highlights the compounding health inequities that persist across generations as a consequence of these historical practices.1
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