This quarterly review provides a summary of significant Māori focused social, economic and Treaty policy developments for the period 1 April to 30 June 2018.
This week the Office of the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor released a report on reducing youth offending. The report is entitled ‘It’s never too
Last week we provided a summary of General Election policy commitments of high relevance to Māori, which have been made to date by the main
This week media outlets have been reporting on an idea floated by Kelvin Davis, Labour Party Member of Parliament, proposing that a specialist kaupapa Māori
On Wednesday the Independent Police Complaints Authority released a report on ‘pre-charge warnings’. Such a warning is an alternative to prosecution for offenders who
On 1 September the Wellington High Court judgement pertaining to the trial of Sir Ngatata Love was released. Sir Ngatata was found guilty of
Last Thursday Statistics New Zealand released ‘Recorded Criminal Offender and Recorded Crime Victim’ data tables; on a monthly basis up to the end of
Last Friday members of the iwi leaders’ forum became the first group of signatories to a new ‘Covenant for the Nation’s Children’. This is a
Last month the Minister of Justice, Amy Adams, released a Ministry of Justice factsheet on criminal prosecutions for youth, and a second factsheet on adult
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