UN Concerned At High Rates Of Juvenile And Māori Imprisonment

The United Nations Committee against Torture has called on the New Zealand Government to reduce the disproportionately high number of Māori in prisons and to improve the conditions of people in detention, noting that transformational change is needed. ...

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