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About two in five respondents said they have witnessed other people discriminate against individuals because of how they looked or spoke English. About a quarter reported experiencing discrimination due to their ethnic origin in a variety of contexts, including at government departments, workplaces, when dealing with the commercial sector and when accessing health care. Māori and Pasifika reported experiencing discrimination most often when dealing with government departments. People of Asian descent reported experiencing discrimination most often when applying for work, in their workplace, and when shopping or visiting restaurants. The survey results align with the New Zealand Human Rights Commission’s recent survey. Four in ten (39 per cent) of the 1,904 respondents have experienced discrimination since the start of the Covid-19 outbreak. Māori and ethnic Chinese reported most instances of discrimination.

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