South African family in triple homicide had been in Timaru for just a week
Twin girls aged 3 and sister of 7 killed in homicide just weeks after family move to New Zealand from South Africa.
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Twin girls aged 3 and sister of 7 killed in homicide just weeks after family move to New Zealand from South Africa.
A woman allegedly killed her three young daughters at their home in Timaru - just weeks after the family moved to NZ from South Africa.
Thursday, 22 July 2021, 2:42 pm Right now, people seeking asylum can be detained in criminal justice facilities, this practice is contrary to international human rights standards and has caused indescribable, enduring harm. Despite concerns raised by the United Nations and calls for change over many years, the policy of imprisoning people seeking asylum has persisted. But following the release in May of a damning report by Amnesty International into the practice, the Government is now acknowledging swift action is needed. The Minister of Immigration Kris Faafoi and Associate Minister Phil Tw...
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