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We work for a free, fair, safe and just New Zealand, where diversity is valued and human dignity and rights are respected.

Aotearoa, New Zealand
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  1. 11 hours ago

    Kim Clark: We all have strengths and weaknesses and although my weaknesses are plainly obvious, I want people to see that there is

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  2. 11 hours ago

    Immigration policies or not - there is an urgent and growing need for aged care workers in New Zealand. Consideration must be given to how we prepare for this by maintaining the current workforce and attracting more workers to this important sector.

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    Nov 30

    "A radical thought: we have the power to bring real pride to our community" by

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  4. Nov 30

    "A radical thought: we have the power to bring real pride to our community" by

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    Nov 30

    Wonderful and wise words from our friend Nick Ruane

    Replying to @NZHumanRights @PaulaTesoriero
    starts today. Nicholas Ruane, ones of the Kiwis behind the idea for it explains the significance of the week for disabled New Zealanders, what “claiming our place” means and where he sees Disability Pride Week Aotearoa heading.
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  6. Nov 30

    We're showing our support for by raising awareness of people living with HIV in New Zealand. Breaking down the myths and stigma surrounding HIV is crucial to reducing discrimination, and increasing education, awareness of testing, and access to care.

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    Nov 30

    Congratulations to the athletes who’ve competed in the National Summer Games in Wellington this week! It’s been fantastic seeing the photos and stories of athletes from across NZ. Sport is one key way to progress

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    Nov 30

    Tomorrow is the Paralympics New Zealand Open Day (10 to 3) at Pulman Park in Papakura! Come and join us - find out about Para sport, try it for yourself and meet NZ Paralympians. We are excited to have K'Lee from with us too.

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    Nov 30

    Looking forward to working with , and State service agencies, to improve outcomes for NZers with disabilities - check out the Commissioner's latest blog:

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  10. Nov 30
    Replying to

    To read the full statement about the establishment of an independent Centre for Sport & Human Rights during 2018, visit:

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  11. Nov 30

    Great to see commitment to establish an independent Centre to promote effective approaches to prevent, mitigate, and remedy human rights impacts associated with sport:

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    Nov 30

    Robbie Francis of rocking it as usual. Great read! 🙌

    Seeing my disability as my strength, as beautiful, and as me by Robbie Francis
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  13. Nov 30

    Seeing my disability as my strength, as beautiful, and as me by Robbie Francis

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    Nov 29

    Thank you for sharing your story with for

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  15. Nov 29

    Peter Hughes: Building a more diverse and inclusive workforce

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    Nov 29

    “This little boy behind me deserves justice. We need your help to ensure he and all survivors get justice” Susan Devoy to Iwi leaders forum

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  17. Nov 29

    Wellingtonians celebrate disability pride with week-long fest

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  18. Nov 29

    "What does Disability Pride mean for me? It means people in our families and communities supporting us and vice versa. It means all of us being able to live with mana every day, not just one week of the year." — Kramer Hoeflich

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  19. Nov 29

    On Friday and Saturday is a showing of "Defiant Lives" in Wellington as part of Head along:

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    Nov 29

    Very excited for the start of . It is an absolutely crucial opportunity for 24% of our population to share their stories and claim their space in their communities and our country. Very proud! 🙌🙌

    An open letter to all New Zealanders from Disability Rights Commissioner this
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