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Pacific disability advocate does not let 'disabled' labels dictate her life's journey - Vimarsana News

Pacific disability advocate does not let 'disabled' labels dictate her life's journey

An award-winning disability advocate for Pasifika says she has no time for labels that seemingly define her. Lavinia Lovo is a proud voice for young Pacific...

Archives NZ seeks feedback on abuse in care inquiry records - Vimarsana News

Archives NZ seeks feedback on abuse in care inquiry records

Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga Archives New Zealand is calling for input into which types of records may be needed for future use to protect the rights of...

Abuse In Care Inquiry: Archives NZ Seeks Feedback On Care Records - Vimarsana News

Abuse In Care Inquiry: Archives NZ Seeks Feedback On Care Records

To protect the rights of those with experience of State care and non-state care organisations (including faith-based) and help them understand their life stories, Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga Archives New Zealand (Te Rua Mahara) wants input ...

Work On New Redress System For Survivors To Continue As Fast As Possible - Vimarsana News

Work On New Redress System For Survivors To Continue As Fast As Possible

Work on the new, independent redress system for survivors of abuse in care will not be affected by the deferral of the Royal Commission’s final report, Crown Response Unit director Isaac Carlson says. “The Minister for the Public Service, Hon Andrew ...

Suggestions of delay in redress an insult, say survivors of abuse in state care - Vimarsana News

Suggestions of delay in redress an insult, say survivors of abuse in state care

Survivors of abuse in state care say suggestions they could face delays in receiving redress are an insult.

Source: rnz.co.nz