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Crown to step down, Māori to step up: Oranga Tamariki breaches Treaty

Crown to step down, Māori to step up: Oranga Tamariki breaches Treaty 30 Apr, 2021 12:00 AM 4 minutes to read Five inquiries were launched against Oranga Tamariki under former chief executive Graine Moss leadership. Photo / Mark Mitchell Five inquiries were launched against Oranga Tamariki under former chief executive Graine Moss leadership. Photo / Mark Mitchell Reporter, NZ Herald The Waitangi Tribunal has called on the Crown to step down after a report found state care provider Oranga Tamariki to be a foundation of structural racism. The Tribunal now recommends that a Māori Transition Authority be established and is calling on the Crown to support this establishment for Māori to lead the way.

Suspected child abuse: Hawke s Bay DHB calls police or Oranga Tamariki 116 times in 5 years

Suspected child abuse: Hawke s Bay DHB calls police or Oranga Tamariki 116 times in 5 years 29 Apr, 2021 11:23 PM 3 minutes to read The DHB has wraparound services like Te Ara Manapou to help families in need. Photo / File The DHB has wraparound services like Te Ara Manapou to help families in need. Photo / File Hawkes Bay Today By: Sahiban Hyde Hawke s Bay District Health Board has treated 116 children with injuries related to suspected physical or sexual abuse in the past five years. The statistics revealed to the Hawke s Bay Today in an Official Information Act response show the DHB saw six cases of suspected sexual or physical abuse in children aged 0 to 17 in the first two months of the year alone.

Parents physical punishment of children decreasing, but still common - report

Boy with autism asks Children s Commissioner: Can you please come to my school and help me?

Photo: 123RF Judge Andrew Becroft intervened in the case after the boy, 13, wrote to him following his suspension for his involvement in a fight. The boy moved to the school last year as a directed enrolment, meaning the Ministry of Education ordered the school to enrol him after it initially refused. The boy s letter, provided to RNZ by his mother, said his school would not let him participate in regular school activities and kept him in a room with a teacher away from but in full view of other children. I m having a really hard time at school at the moment and hate being treated so differently to all the other students. I just want to make some friends and be treated like everyone else. I hate being bullied and laughed at because the teachers treat me differently and so do the other students, he wrote.

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