'I am now an ordinary New Zealand citizen' are the words Dr Rawiri Waretini-Karena wrote in an emotional Facebook post recently.
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Prison-free Aoteaora could only happen with real justice, prison lobbyist says
The latest statistics show the number of prison inmates has reduced but Māori still make up more than 50% of those imprisoned.
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Māori youth key to ending high Māori prison population rates
Imprisonment rates for young Māori men have significantly decreased and, according to statements by Justice Sir Joe Williams in an interview on Te Ao with Moana, the statistics back up his comments.
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Prison advocacy group calls for Kelvin Davis to resign
People Against Prisons Aotearoa is calling for Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis to step down.
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New exhibition explores lived realities and representation of Māori men
Lower Hutt artist Chevron Hassetthas a new exhibition on show in Wellington, highlighting how systems of oppression and visual representation have impacted indigenous lives, sovereignty and autonomy.
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Ngāti Porou artist highlights issues of incarceration, racism affecting Māori men
Chevron Hassett has a personal connection to the work because, during his childhood - from age 5 to 20, his father was in and out of prison.
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Author wants Mt Eden prison turned into a penal museum
Should Mt Eden prison be turned into a penal museum?
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Kelvin Davis proud of government achievements for Tai Tokerau
Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis is adamant - nothing would have changed if there wasn't a Māori minister.
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NewsHosting elections in prison: what prisoners will go through
Corrections chief custodial officer Neil Beales discusses how prisoners will take part in the general election.
