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Updated April 24 2018 - 8:27pm, first published August 8 2016 - 6:46pm

People with Disability Australia human rights adviser Ngila Bevan says restrictive practices used by families and carers to manage family members with disability represent "inhumane and degrading treatment and constitute violence" ('Former carer says she was directed to tie up disabled woman', August 8, p2).

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