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Government lawyers try to rattle key witness at human rights tribunal

By Mark Blackburn
Apr 10, 2013

A human rights case against the federal government alleging underfunding of First Nation child welfare is taking a brief break.

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A human rights case against the federal government alleging underfunding of First Nation child welfare is taking a brief break.

But not before government lawyers attempted to rattle a key witness.

The tribunal picks back up next month.

APTN National News reporter Annette Francis has the story.

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