People from around the country will band together on June 27 to protest against the reduced charges faced by Moko Rangitoheriri’s alleged killers.
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Minister Tolley agrees system has failed children
A nationwide march against child abuse is being planned for next month, the day Moko's killers Tania Shailer and David Haerewa will be sentenced. Last night on Native Affairs Outgoing Children's Commissioner Dr Russell Wills said New Zealand has failed in keeping children safe from child abuse, and the government agrees.
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Native Affairs – Moko Part 1
Māori Women's Refuge child advocate Trina Marama was singled out as the social worker who failed Moko Rangitoheriri.
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Native Affairs – Moko Part 2
3-year old Moko Rangitoheriri died at the hands of two abusers. Only one came to the attention of social services and she duped them all.
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Native Affairs – Children’s Champion
A nationwide march against child abuse is being planned for the 27th June, the day Moko's killers Tania Shailer and David Haerewa will be sentenced.
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Native Affairs Exclusive- Social Worker Speaks Out
The social worker named in the horrific abuse case of Moko Rangitoheriri has spoken exclusively to Māori Television’s Native Affairs.
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Whangarei unites to demand end to Child Abuse
Not raising one's hand to beat a child is the initial solution supporters raised at today's march in Whangarei for Moko Rangitoheriri, a toddler who died after being abused by his caregivers.
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Thousands March for Moko
Close to 1500 people hit the pavements of Auckland to march in solidarity for Moko Rangitoheriri. It was one of many marches between Kerikeri and Nelson all calling for the same outcome, to put an end to child abuse.
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Native Affairs- Breaking The Cycle
This Sunday, a public march called "A Hikoi for Moko - Not One Child More" has been organised in Northland. The torture and resulting death of toddler Moko Rangitoheriri by his caregivers has outraged New Zealanders. But Moko's case isn't the first and sadly, probably won't be the last. And as we do when a child is killed in Aotearoa we seek answers. Heeni Brown went to Dr Rawiri Waretini-Karena to find a solution from a man who not only studies violence, he's also lived it.
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Iwi leaders back covenant for Children
Iwi leaders are calling on the government to support a covenant protecting the rights of children here in NZ. Ngāti Hine leader Te Waihoroi Shortland says the government has given them the cold shoulder over the issue.
