'Reverse racism' claim in court order on boys

By Peter Collins
Updated May 9 2014 - 7:57am, first published 4:30am
James Tioro, holding his son Zavier, four months, lives in Perth — but the court ruling means his partner and her two part-Aboriginal sons can not join him. 
140508DW30 Picture: DAMIAN WHITE
James Tioro, holding his son Zavier, four months, lives in Perth — but the court ruling means his partner and her two part-Aboriginal sons can not join him.  140508DW30 Picture: DAMIAN WHITE

A WOMAN  barred by a landmark Federal Court decision from leaving Warrnambool district and   moving to Western Australia with two of her sons because of their Aboriginal heritage has described the ruling as reverse racism.

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