Rangatahi Māori and youth justice : Prepared for Iwi Chairs Forum. Research team: Judge Carolyn Henwood, Jennifer George, Dr Fiona Cram and Haimona Waititi Oranga Rangatahi
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ArticlePublication details: Wellington, New Zealand : Iwi Chairs Forum, 2018Description: electronic document (86 pages) ; PDF fileSubject(s): - New Zealand. Child, Youth and Family
- Oranga Tamariki, Ministry for Children
- ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES
- INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
- CHILD ABUSE
- CHILD EXPOSURE TO VIOLENCE
- CHILD PROTECTION
- CRIMINAL JUSTICE
- FAMILY VIOLENCE
- MĀORI
- STATISTICS
- YOUNG PEOPLE
- YOUNG OFFENDERS
- PŪNAHA TURE TAIHARA
- RANGAHAU MĀORI
- TAIOHI
- TAITAMARIKI
- TAMARIKI
- TANGATA HARA
- TATAURANGA
- TOKO I TE ORA
- TŪKINOTANGA Ā-WHĀNAU
- TURE WHĀNAU
- NEW ZEALAND
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This report seeks to understand the involvement of rangatahi Māori (14- to 16-year-olds) in the youth justice system in this country. We ask why so many of the young people moving through this system are Māori, and describe some of the actions being taken to reduce rangatahi Māori
engagement with it.
E whai ana te pūrongo nei kia mārama ki te urunga o ngai rangatahi Māori (14 ki te 16 ngā tau Pakeke) ki te pūnaha manatika rangatahi ki tēnei whenua. Ka tukuna te pātai he aha kē i pēnei rawa ai te maha o ngai rangatahi Māori ki waenga i te pūnaha nei ā, me te hora i ngā kaupapa e mahia ana kia heke iho ai te tatau o ngai rangatahi Māori ki te pūnaha manatika rangatahi. (From the Executive summary | Rāpopoto Matua). Record #6655
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