Where to next for children’s rights – Human Rights Commission
Calls from the Children’s Commissioner to ensure that children and the rights of children are at the heart of policy…
Author: The Daily Blog
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A new chapter for children’s rights in New Zealand? – Office of the Children’s Commissioner
The Children’s Commissioner is calling on the country to embrace children’s rights to ensure their overall well-being. “The new Government…
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We absolutely can do better to support rights of children – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) welcomes the new report “Getting it Right” by the United Nations Convention on the Rights…
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CPTPP Progresses – Employers And Manufacturers Association
Confirmation that a deal to keep the Trans-Pacific Partnership alive is good news for the export community, says the EMA….
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Decision to Delay Monitoring ‘Fatally Flawed’ – Maui and Hector’s Dolphin Defenders
Conservation group representatives say a decision by the new Minister of Fisheries, Stuart Nash, to delay implementation of camera monitoring…
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Auckland-based former Manus Island worker condemns Aust – Auckland Peace Action
Auckland-based social worker Charlotte Wilson, who worked at the Manus Island detention centre for the Salvation Army from February 2014…
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Time for consultation and review – Jane Kelsey
Auckland University law professor Jane Kelsey is ‘disappointed, but not surprised’ that the Labour government has endorsed the Trans-Pacific Partnership…
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Constructive Engagement With Jacinda’s Government? Or, Shouting Anti-TPP Slogans From The Side-Lines? The Left Must Choose
It is very easy for the traditional Left to call for grand gestures of defiance against the prevailing geopolitical realities: living with the consequences of such calls when you are in government is much harder.
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Survey exposes knowledge gap over the dark side of NZ dairy – SAFE
A new survey has exposed how little awareness the general public has of dairy industry practices, with only half the…
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