Electronic Monitoring bail; yes, that’s certainly a way to ensure one less person goes into remand, one less person to clog our prison system. One more person to be “safely” monitored by …
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94% of sexual crimes go unreported in New Zealand. Knowing that so few sexual crimes are reported is absolutely horrific and tells it’s own story of how badly victims are …
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Part 3 – Child Sexual Abuse. “As children growing up we all wish for things. It might be something exciting as a new red scooter, the latest Lego toy or …
Part 2 – Child Sexual Abuse. In New Zealand 1 in 6 boys are sexually abused by the time they turn 18. A frightening statistic that we know would likely …
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Part 1 – Child Sexual Abuse. Child Abuse sexual victimisation rates are estimated in New Zealand as 1 in 3 girls and 1 in 6 boys. A horrific statistic that …
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We have been made aware of the shameful level of Family Harm in New Zealand. Media awareness, anti-violence campaigns, educational services, political speeches, fundraising events, open conversations, television advertising, giant …
Part 4 – Murder versus Manslaughter. As you have heard us say many times, our beautiful children are our most precious of all gifts. The joy they offer us as …
Part 3 – Murder versus Manslaughter. One precious child dies every five weeks as a result of violence in New Zealand. Children under the age of 12 months make up …
Part 2 – Murder versus Manslaughter. For one moment I want you to the visualise the two different physical attributes between an adult male who weighs 95kg and a baby …
Part 1 – Murder versus Manslaughter. An innocent child cannot defend themselves against an adult. They are completely vulnerable. They cannot tell their perpetrator to stop, to say no or …
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