King Charles faced a verbal attack by indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe during his Australian parliament speech as the senator called him to return indigenous remains and land. Explaining her action, Thorpe told Sky News that Charles should answer for the thousands of massacre sited in Australia. "We have our bones and our skulls still in his possession -- or in his family's possession. We want that back," the senator said.
King Charles faced a verbal attack by indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe during his Australian parliament speech as the senator called him to return indigenous remains and land. Explaining her action, Thorpe told Sky News that Charles should answer for the thousands of massacre sited in Australia. "We have our bones and our skulls still in his possession -- or in his family's possession. We want that back," the senator said.
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