Sorry Business. With higher death, suicide and infant mortality rates than their non-Indigenous counterparts, death is a constant companion for Indigenous Australians. In this episode of The Art of Inclusion we explore ‘Sorry Business’ – the cultural protocols for death in Indigenous communities – and how workplaces can better.. Sorry Business 4 is ‘a very important part of Aboriginal culture’ and funerals can involve entire communities. 5 It is ‘an important time of mourning, and it involves responsibilities and obligations to participate in cultural practices, protocols, ceremonies and rituals associated with bereavement and funerals for a deceased person’. 6 The ‘”sorry time” of the funeral and mourning takes.
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What is Sorry Business in Aboriginal culture? As we’ve touched on, ‘Sorry Business’ is a broad-scope term that indicates a valuable time for mourning and where Indigenous people will come together to attend funerals, events, ceremonies, and activities. Rather than holding one funeral and a wake or celebration of life immediately after, as.. When an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) resident dies, it is important to recognise and acknowledge the culture and traditions of their nation whilst managing the required infection prevention and control issues. The mourning period and ceremonies are called Sorry Business.
