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2024

Report on violence against disabled people

June 12, 2013 at 9:24 AM

"Finally a report has been produced that details the extent of violence against disabled people in New Zealand,” says Nicola Owen, a member of the Auckland Domestic Violence and Disability working group (DVD). “This is a timely report, focusing not just on the problem, but also a range of solutions, defined by disabled people and those who work alongside them."  Read more here.

Connect to the report here.

Read Minister Turia's press release here.



Tags: Disability
Category: Research