Security Review Report - well judged, proportionate
The Human Rights Commission broadly welcomes the report of the Cullen/Reddy Review, considering it well-judged and reflective of New Zealand’s democratic values. Read More
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- Human Rights Commission welcomes changes to Funded Family Care
- Race relations is a DIY Job: Do it yourself Mate!
- Leave No One Behind: International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2016
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- HRC submission on end of life matters
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- 'Massive Hikoi' welcomed by Human Rights Commission
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- Increasing the refugee quota is humanity in action
- "Courageous Conversations”
- We must get some guts, we must increase our refugee quota
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- Human Rights Commission pays tribute to Lecretia Seales
- Harry Potter and the covenant of hope
- Enray, poverty and the sustainable development goals.
- NZ Human Rights National Plan of Action
- Harry Potter and the demise of orphanages
- New Zealanders urged to share the peace and welcome refugees
- Tūrangawaewae
- March Tūrangawaewae
- New Zealand’s human rights progress available online
- Tracking Equality at Work 2015
- An interview with Disability Issues Minister, Nicky Wagner
- An interview with Children’s Commissioner Russell Wills
- Remembering Erima Henare
- Tracking Equality at Work research released
- UN International Day in Support of Victims of Torture
- Commission continues to urge Government to act reasonably, consistently and with dignity
- Employment outcomes for women worse than for men
- People with disabilities deserve a fair go at work
- Online tool to monitor human rights in New Zealand launched today
- HRC to monitor Harmful Digital Communications Act
- EEO Commissioner Dr Jackie Blue's address to the CTU Women's Conference
- EEO Commissioner welcomes intent of Employment Standards Bill
- Protecting the Balance: Trust, Confidence, Privacy and Intelligence
- The incorporation of the ‘gender diverse’ classification by Statistics NZ praised
- Ever wondered what 'Privilege' is?
- Indigenous Rights under the spotlight at the United Nations
- Try Harder Minister – Gender Stocktake reveals some ministers have a lot of work to do
- Human Rights Commission welcomes Government moves to respond better to family and sexual violence
- EEO Commissioner Dr Jackie Blue address to the Selwyn Supporters Coalition
- Race Relations Commissioner Dame Susan Devoy speech at the Auckland City Community Development & Safety Committee Forum
- Empathy in the face of diversity: The 2015 Diversity Forum
- Indigenous Rights Commissioner Karen Johansen's address at the Indigenous Nurses Aotearoa Conference
- Game changers and sporting special moments
- EEO Commissioner Dr Jackie Blue's address to Shakti on their 20th Anniversary
- HRC congratulates Multicultural New Zealand on milestone report
- Commissioner Richard Tankersley: Our journey is ongoing
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- Kiwis urged to show Everyday Empathy for Everyday People
- Listen to peace advocate Gill Hicks on Radio NZ
- A petition to remember the NZ Land Wars
- One in five
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- 7/7/2005 – 10 years on
- September Tūrangawaewae
- HRC welcomes leadership on discrimination, bullying and sexual harassment
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- Public Meeting: NZ’s report under the ICERD
- Māori Language Awards 2015
- Ngā Tohu Reo Māori 2015
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- Community News: Refugee Research Symposium 2015
- Commission calls for an increase in Kiribati residency quota
- Kiwis with concerns about immigration detention centres should contact Australian HRC
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- Growing Gender Pay Gap a Concern
- Commissioner Dr Jackie Blue: Challenges and achievements since Beijing 1995
- Dr Jackie Blue: Caring Counts and Beyond
- Governments must protect their citizens but not at the expense of their rights
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- Employment Standards Legislation Bill still leaves loopholes
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- 180th anniversary of New Zealand's declaration of independence
- Disability Rights Commissioner calls for law change
- UN releases intersex fact sheet
- Kiwis urged to give each other a fair go
- Submission to the Education and Science Committee Inquiry (4/11/15)
- ‘Leave no-one behind’ essential in emergency response
- All Kiwis have a right to an opinion including Korean ones
- New campaign urges Christchurch people to welcome migrants with a smile
- UPDATE: New Zealanders in Australian detention centres, and Australia’s UPR
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- Be included and include all on 3 Dec
- Make Peace A Verb - Human Rights Commission praises Auckland medical student
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- When speaking out changes lives #ItsNotOK
- Reasonable Accommodation Guide focussing on persons with disabilities released
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- Dr Jackie Blue: HeForShe Speech Nov 27th
- Me aro ki te hā o Hine-ahu-one – Pay heed to the mana of women
- Gender equality a human right we must all fight for
- Commission welcomes state sector human resource survey
- Turning the Tide
- Susan Devoy: your celebrations - your choice
- Statement: disability centre mass shooting in California
- Disability and invisibility: celebration and achievement, or a journey into detention
- Inclusion matters – on the playing field too!
- The International Day of Persons with Disabilities – so – what’s all the fuss about?
- International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2015: A Wrap-up
- Paul Gibson: Building Global Foundations for New Attitudes to Including Disabled People
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- Community News: Supported Decision Making Hui
- Step it up for Gender Equality - International Women's Day 2016
- NZ Defence Force joins Global Gender Equity pledge welcomed
- Human Rights Commission calls for urgent reform of New Zealand adoption laws
- Security Review Report - well judged, proportionate
- New Zealand’s human rights record faces review by UN Committee
- The right to work in just conditions is a human right
- Survey’s questions about Maori New Zealanders biased
- NZ Defence Force commended for challenging its own culture
- HRC Submission On The TPPA
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- God Defend New Zealand is about standing up for each other – Race Unity Speech Winner
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- David Rutherford: Why we need to honour our ANZAC legacy
- Anzac Day: Leanne Pooley Discusses Her Boundary-Pushing Gallipoli Documentary, '25 April'
- Why what FIFA does is about more than just Football
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- Commissioner commends RACS on 'Let’s Operate with Respect' campaign
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- Human Rights Commission dealing with Whaleoil cartoon
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- Human rights implications in Substance Addiction Bill
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- David Rutherford: Website a huge step in stopping bullying
- Community News: Celebrate Turban Day (28 May 2016)
- National Refugee Resettlement Forum 2016
- Samoan a language of the future
- Susan Devoy's Africa Day 2016 Speech
- Event: Ethnic Communities Engagement Summit
- HRC welcomes NZ sporting codes commitment to diversity and inclusion
- Open minds & doors for disabled Kiwis
- Bullying Free NZ Week
- Government announces $46m to support victims of sexual violence
- The power of the media and everyday New Zealanders
- Rainbow Tick accreditation progressing well
- Business and Human Rights
- Gender Stocktake Report
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- Substance Addiction Bill
- The OPCAT and what it can do for aged care in New Zealand
- June Tūrangawaewae
- HRC leads review into seclusion and restraint practices
- Recommendations welcomed, signals the start of real change in addressing pay equity
- Intersex Roundtable Report and Project
- Diversity forum sees launch of That’s Us campaign
- Red Zone Report
- Forums prove to be a strong UNDRIP conversation starter
- Commission holds public consultation meetings to discuss key issues facing New Zealand
- Commission launches videos to encourage organisations to adopt a family violence policy
- New campaign manager starts at commission
- One Week in Bangkok
- Love Rugby Respect Women
- Online human rights education and training resources being developed
- December Tūrangawaewae
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- He hui angitū hei kōkiri i ngā tika tangata a Ngāi Māori
- Human Rights Commission welcomes New Zealand PM’s position on marriage equality
- Clear and agreed plan needed to address child poverty numbers
- Affirmative action needed to address trends impacting public sector workforce
- Better systems needed to address worker exploitation in New Zealand
- Race Relations Commissioner thanks young woman for speaking out
- What's it like to be intersex?
- Holly Carrington: the importance of having a family violence policy in the workplace
- Dr Jackie Blue: "Family violence is a human rights issue."
- It's time our workplaces step up to help deal with family violence
- Why Kiwi businesses should have a family violence policy
- Radio New Zealand interview: Dr. Jackie Blue
- 2017 UN Holocaust Remembrance Day: Speech by Dame Susan Devoy
- Race Relations Commissioner: Stand up to hatred - Not in our New Zealand
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- Further adjustments to Education Amendment Bill needed for students with disabilities
- Commission welcomes historic conviction quashing announcement
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- Call for applications for OHCHR
- Big Gay Out 2017 - Ending HIV
- We need to collect hate crime data
- Promised Land - an LGBTQI+ children's book based on diversity
- Commission welcomes new stand-down periods for rogue recruiters
- PM's refusal to meet to discuss the abuse of New Zealanders held in state care deeply disappointing
- Frame Works: Walkable art trail to raise money for asylum seekers
- Report reveals high price Kiwi mothers pay to care
- Chief Human Rights Commissioner endorses Ombudsman’s hard-hitting OPCAT report on Restraint in Prisons
- Commission open letter calls for inquiry in to the abuse of thousands while under state care
- E karanga ana te reta puare a te Kōmihana kia uiuitia te tūkinotanga o te manomano tāngata i ngā whakahaere manaaki o te Kāwanatanga
- Dame Susan Devoy: State child care may explain why so many Maori are in prison
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- Commission welcomes historic conviction quashing announcement
- Further adjustments to Education Amendment Bill needed for students with disabilities
- March 2017 Turangawaewae
- Dame Susan Devoy responds to media over Auckland University European Students Association
- NZFMC and RMCs Race Relations Day Celebration Events 2017
- Palmerston North Youth Workshop - 11 March 2017
- Ponsonby Pride Parade 2017
- Urgent and deliberate action needed to combat biases that contribute to the gender pay gap
- Project seeks to empower young women to close the $600k gap
- Commission welcomes unanimous support of Domestic Violence Victims Protection Bill
- Race Relations Commissioner concerned at recent attacks
- Race Relations Commissioner pays tribute to the Kiwis behind a series of events to celebrate Race Relations Day .
- Human Rights Commission urges Kiwis to stand up for each other
- Submission on the Oranga Tamariki Amendment Bill published
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- New Zealand's first Anti Racism campaign reaches more than 2 million people
- Equal Pay Amendment Bill strong contribution to pay equity discussion
- That’s Us - Race Relations Day, celebrating Wellington's diversity
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- 2016 annual Monitoring places of Detention report released
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- Fourth International Intersex Forum
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- Human Rights Commission commends the NZX on positive moves to increase diversity
- State of Care report demonstrates need for alternatives in Oranga Tamariki residences
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- New Zealanders with intellectual disabilities faced systemic abuse in state care
- Human Rights Commission welcomes new Disability Rights Commissioner
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- Farewell to Dr Jackie Blue
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- Commission welcomes new Race Relations Commissioner
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- Resource on hate speech legal framework published
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- Saunoamaali'i Dr Karanina Sumeo: Action needed to help our nation's working poor
- Disability Rights Commissioner Paula Tesoriero shares priorities for 2020.
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- Scrutiny of NZ’s human rights record is coming here, and we should welcome it
- Press Conference of the UN Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing, Ms. Leilani Farha
- Visit of the United Nations independent human rights expert on housing
- Wellington and Auckland office closed
- New Zealand: housing crisis requires bold human rights response, says UN expert
- Chief Human Rights Commissioner welcomes findings from UN independent housing expert
- Chief Human Rights Commissioner criticises double standard in the public sector reform bill
- Human rights for the public service – but what about the rest of us?
- ‘Access to government services is a human right’ – Chief Human Rights Commissioner
- Parliament Petitioned to Take Australian Human Rights Abuses to UN
- Visit of the United Nations expert on the rights of older persons
- Education and Training Bill submission
- Tricia Keelan joins Commission as Pou Ārahi/Deputy Chief Executive
- How employers can benefit from transparency: EEO Commissioner
- February Tūrangawaewae Newsletter
- Race Relations Commissioner condemns Shane Jones’ comments against Indian communities
- Enshrine disabled children’s rights to an inclusive education
- Race Relations Day provides an opportunity for all of us to come together
- Event: Gender and Economic Equality for Women in New Zealand: Progress and Challenges
- New Zealanders Detained in Australia Call For NZ Government Action
- UN Expert calls for human rights action for older persons
- Disability Rights Commissioner welcomes findings from UN independent expert on older persons
- Christchurch Mosque Massacres – One year commemoration
- Human Rights Commission steps to manage effect of COVID-19
- Women’s Rights Commissioner welcomes law decriminalising abortion
- Structural reforms for children are yet to materialise into improved outcomes says Disability Rights Commissioner
- Closing our Auckland and Wellington offices to the public until further notice
- Chief Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt tested positive for COVID 19
- COVID-19: Human Rights and Duties to the Community
- Employers urged to act in good faith during COVID-19 crisis
- A letter to all New Zealanders from the Commissioners of the Human Rights Commission on our response to COVID-19
- Human Rights Checklist for disaster preparedness, prevention, and recovery responses
- Concerns about rights of people in detention during response to COVID-19
- Value the support workers
- Unsafe at home? Reach out for help says Women’s Rights Commissioner
- Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon and the Human Rights Commission acknowledge the passing of Dr Huirangi Eruera Waikerepuru
- Speaking to the Environment Committee on the Urban Development Bill
- Inspection of secure aged care facilities welcomed by Chief Commissioner
- Access to healthcare for terminal and acute patients must be safeguarded
- Questions to ask of residential facilities caring for your loved ones
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- Large number of human rights enquiries and complaints related to COVID-19
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- Value and respect your workers to help rebuild economy – EEO Commissioner
- Government needs to strengthen its commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and human rights in COVID-19 response
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- Human Rights Commission warmly welcomes Disability Rights Commissioner’s re-appointment
- Auditor-General review findings of failings in PPE distribution is no surprise, says Disability Rights Commissioner.
- Human Rights Commission issues report on “rainbow” human rights in Aotearoa New Zealand.
- Latest report on torture finds persistent issues in places of detention
- Chief Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt has offered his condolences to the family of Constable Matthew Dennis Hunt
- Fast-Track Consenting Bill needs to change to address entrenched discrimination and inequities says EEO Commissioner
- New human rights data show New Zealand is falling short
- Human Rights Commission welcomes NZ co-hosting FIFA’s women’s world cup (FWWC) 2023
- Disabled Young People and Life in Lockdown COVID19
- Disability rights report highlights systemic inequities and opportunities for real change
- Condolences go to our friends and colleagues at the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission
- New research reveals large number of Kiwis are experiencing unequal pay
- New Foreign Nationals Package Inadequate
- New data on sexual orientation and gender identity will ensure healthcare, education and workplaces can better serve rainbow communities
- Government must listen to Muslim community about the Attack on Christchurch Mosques
- Fresh calls for national plan to address family violence
- Racism is no joke campaign launched to fight racism against Asian New Zealanders
- New campaign says ‘give no voice to racism’
- Education and training bill change on physical restraint a win for disability advocacy
- New law explicitly affirms human rights of public officials – but silent on the human rights of everyone else
- Commission welcomes Bill to end Female Genital Mutilation
- Human Rights Commission welcomes repeal of offensive Part 4A law
- COVID-19 recovery must not leave women behind says EEO Commissioner
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- Human Rights Commission Welcomes Calls For Transformation Of Oranga Tamariki
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- Human Rights Commission launches inquiry into “discriminatory” Pacific pay gap
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