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Speaking out brings healing for little monster created by state abuse

Sapeer Mayron17:19, Jul 21 2021 Chris McKeen/Stuff Survivors of abuse from the Pacific community will give evidence before the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care. Joanna Oldham spent her entire childhood being made to feel worthless. But telling her story of abuse and neglect by the state has her feeling like she can do anything. As a nine-year-old in her grandmother’s care in Christchurch, the reverend at their church molested her and took indecent photos of her three times before an uncle found out and put a stop to it – something she only learned a few years ago.

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When his own son was invited to join the police force, he couldn’t bear it. “If you go and be a policeman you are not my son,” he said at the time. But he wants that anger to stop. That’s why he came forward to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in State Care, which is this month tackling the Pacific experience of abuse. For 66-year-old Fuavao, the best way to overcome the past was to confront it. And to avoid backing out on the day, he agreed to film an interview with the commission. He sat in the witness seat at Fale o Samoa (Samoa House) in Māngere, South Auckland, while the video was played.

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