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National Sorry Day is observed on 26 May each year to commemorate the history of forcible removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their Indigenous families and communities and its effects. The establishment of this day was recommended by the Bringing Them Home report. Click here for the website of the National Sorry Day Committee.
