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Human Rights Commission | Te Kāhui Tika Tangata

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Human Rights and Water Tika Tangata me te Wai

The New Zealand Human Rights Commission has produced this paper on human rights and water at a time of increased public debate about the human rights…

Human Rights and Prisons

This literature review examines human rights issues relating to New Zealand prisons, primarily in relation to the period 2004-2010.  The period has been one of significant…

Tracking Equality at Work for Disabled People

Disabled people in New Zealand find that getting a decent job is one of their most significant challenges. New Zealand’s leadership role in the development of…

Tracking Equality at Work

The world of work has changed dramatically in our lifetimes. Globalisation, economic recession, technological advances, security of tenure, the rise of knowledge work and the decline…

Race Relations in 2010

Racial equality, in the enjoyment of fundamental human rights, encompassing civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, is a prerequisite for good race relations. As this…

The Treaty Relationship 2011

This chapter is part of Tūi Tūi Tuituiā: Race Relations in 2011, the annual report on race relations published by the New Zealand Human Rights Commission. This…

Census of Women’s Participation 2010

This is the fourth benchmark report written and published by the New Zealand Human Rights Commission. It expands the coverage of women in public and professional…

What next? National Conversation about Work

The National Conversation is about fairness at work. Two years ago the Human Rights Commission undertook to engage in a nation-wide series of engagements to listen…

Race Relations in 2009

Welcome to the sixth annual New Zealand race relations report. The first report, reviewing 2004, noted the publication of the Commission’s landmark status report on human…