Summary of Human Rights in New Zealand Today
Ngā Tika Tangata O Te Motu

This report is the first comprehensive assessment of the status of human rights in New Zealand. It examines a selection of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, identifying where New Zealand is already meeting and even surpassing international standards and where we need to do better.

This summary report is necessarily brief. For details of the human rights discussed here, their international and domestic legal context, and the situation in New Zealand today, as reflected both in the consultations and research undertaken for this report and in other sources of research and information, please see the full report: Human Rights in New Zealand Today – Ngā Tika Tangata O Te Motu.