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NZ worst DV in OECD

August 07, 2013 at 1:08 PM

A UN Women report canvassed the responses of 12 OECD countries including New Zealand. The New Zealand responses gave it the lowest or close to the lowest ranking in domestic violence, sexual violence from intimate partners, maternal mortality and parental leave provisions.

Should the government launch an inquiry into this concerning state of family affairs? The Un Women thinks it should. What do you think?

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