Whanaketia : through pain and trauma, from darkness to light. Preliminaries and Parts 1 - 9 and Survivor experiences Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry
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Presented to the Governor-General by the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Historical Abuse in State Care and in the Care of Faith-based Institutions, June 2024
Released, 24 July 2024
Preliminaries - He kapenga tuatahi (164 pages)
Part 1: Purpose and process - Rukuhia te pū o te hinengaro (180 pages)
Part 2: Context - He auhi nō te puku (230 pages)
Part 3: Circumstances - Ngā tipua whakawai (190 pages)
Part 4: Nature and extent - Māngai nuitia te kupu pono (352 pages)
Part 5: Impacts - I mahue kau noa i te tika (164 pages)
Part 6: Te Tiriti o Waitangi and human rights - Te ture i raurangi rā (64 pages)
Part 7: Factors - Ngā haukino o te wā (336 pages)
Part 8: Puretumu Torowhānui, Holistic Redress - Tiritiria ki toi whenua (86 pages)
Part 9: The Future - Hei ara mōu kei taku pōkai kōtuku (364 pages)
Survivor experiences - for the survivors, by the survivors (348 pages)
This report is made up of preliminaries, nine parts, a survivor experience study and five case studies (#8817-#8821). Whanaketia should be read in full, along with the other reports from the Inquiry to understand the overall picture of abuse and neglect in the care of State and faithbased institutions from 1950 to 1999. (From the Preliminaries volume).
See also the case studies, survivor experiences - Ngā kōreo o ngā purupura ora, summaries and recommendations.
Record #8822