Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence and Sexual Violence Marama Davidson says Kiwis all need to be checking on whānau, friends and neighbours to make sure they are safe in their bubble.
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Historic state abuse of children to be heard at Ōrākei marae
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei will host the Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry for its Māori investigation public hearing at the Whare Tupuna Tumutumuwhenua, Ōrākei Marae, from September 6 to 17.
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'Horrified but not surprised'- advocate reflects on latest disabled domestic abuse stats
An Auckland University study has revealed concerning statistics on domestic abuse suffered by the disabled with 40% of instances suffered by disabled women
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NewsBNZ cracks down on abusive messages in bank transfers
The bank says it will put a stop to people sending abusive messages in the reference fields of bank transfers.
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State abuse inquiry hears evidence of abuse at children's homes
Tyrone Marks of Ngāti Raukawa was only eight years old when he was taken into state care and he recalls "going from home to home, being locked up, being treated like dirt, sexually abused, physically, mentally, psychologically."
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Māori Party raises grave concerns over genocidal practices on Uyghur people
Māori Party raises grave concerns over reports of attempted genocide of Uyghur people in China.
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Nix gives voice to sexual abuse survivors
Let Me Speak is a kaupapa shedding light on sexual abuse in Aotearoa.
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Why Māori are more often victims of crime than Pākehā
New study finds 38% of Māori are victims of crime compared with 30% for the general population.
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'I apologise'- Anglican bishop to victims of faith-based abuse
Bishop Ross Bay: "I apologise on behalf of the diocese to all those who have been abused or neglected while in our care."
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State abuse survivors recall traumatic events
Although the wānanga focused on the future aspirations of survivors, some find the pain and anguish still unbearable.
