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Ia tangata: Law Commission reviews the Human Rights Act
The NZ Law Commission is examining whether the current wording of the Human Rights Act (1993) adequately protects people who are transgender (including non-binary), and people with innate variations of sex characteristics (including intersex people), and if not, what...
Making Ourselves Visible – report on state care
Takatāpui, transgender, other rainbow young people are more likely to be involved with Oranga Tamariki, and spend time in the state care system, than the general population. Over the past 2 years, we've worked with a number of rainbow organisations and advocates as...
RVPN presents: preventing family violence against rainbow people
Rainbow Violence Prevention Network (RVPN) invites you to a conversational Q & A panel discussion. The topic is 'preventing family violence against rainbow people in Aotearoa'. RVPN is at the forefront of researching, responding to, and preventing family violence...
Disinformation and the far right – transgressive transitions
A research report from The Disinformation Project has documented the merging of disinformation communities in Aotearoa, and shift from Covid 19 to transgender hate. The report, 'Transgressive transitions', documents the merging of conspiracy theorist communities which...
Online harassment: doxing
For many years now, a common tactic of anti-transgender campaigners has been doxing (sometimes spelled doxxing). What doxing means 'Dox' means 'documents', and refers to a person's private information; such as: Private photos. Home address. Contact details...
Judicial Review news
26 April, 2023 Gender Minorities Aotearoa, InsideOUT Kōaro, and Auckland Pride have together decided not to continue the Judicial Review against the Minister of Immigration for his decision to allow Posie Parker (Kellie Keen-Minshull) into Aotearoa. While we continue...
