The Aboriginal Justice Inquiry (AJI) of Manitoba's recommended sweeping changes for the criminal justice system successfully materialized.

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While the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry (AJI) of Manitoba, which was established in 1988, made numerous recommendations for reforming the criminal justice system to better serve Indigenous peoples, many of its key recommendations have not been fully implemented. Progress has been slow and partial, leading to ongoing concerns about the justice system's treatment of Indigenous peoples in Manitoba.

The Aboriginal Justice Inquiry (AJI) of Manitoba's Recommended Sweeping Changes