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NZers should be ashamed of depraved treatment of disabled people, IHC worker says - Vimarsana News

NZers should be ashamed of depraved treatment of disabled people, IHC worker says

After eight days of harrowing testimonies, the country should be ashamed at how survivors of disability, deaf and mental health institutional care were treated, an IHC worker says.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Intellectually disabled boy in state care beaten, given enough medication to tranquillise horse - Vimarsana News

Intellectually disabled boy in state care beaten, given enough medication to tranquillise horse

The brother of an intellectually disabled man has described the 30 plus years of neglect and abuse his kin suffered at the hands of the state.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Kimberley Centre care institution a 'hellhole' for disabled girl Irene Priest - Vimarsana News

Kimberley Centre care institution a 'hellhole' for disabled girl Irene Priest

The sister of a disabled woman has described the state care institution her younger sibling lived in for decades as a "hellhole" and her devastation on learning of the physical abuse and neglect her sister suffered.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Hearings begin on abuse in deaf and disabled institutions - Vimarsana News

Hearings begin on abuse in deaf and disabled institutions

An Auckland school will come under scrutiny this week over its past record of disabled students being abused by a teacher. Kelston School for the Deaf is o

Abuse in Care inquiry begins hearing for disabled, deaf and people who suffered mental distress - Vimarsana News

Abuse in Care inquiry begins hearing for disabled, deaf and people who suffered mental distress

The Royal Commission opens a public hearing today focusing on state institutions which provided disabled, deaf and people who suffered mental distress for these people between 1950 and 1999.

Source: rnz.co.nz