NZ Royal Commission – Abuse in Care Reports

Publications and other relevant information about the official New Zealand Royal Commission – Abuse in Care. Visit official website.

Royal Commission Publications

Whanaketia: Preliminaries – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Whanaketia: Part 1 – Purpose and process – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Whanaketia: Part 2 – Context – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Whanaketia: Part 3 – Circumstances – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Whanaketia: Part 4 – Nature and extent – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Whanaketia: Part 5 – Impacts – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Whanaketia: Part 6 – Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Human rights – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Whanaketia: Part 7 – Factors – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Whanaketia: Part 8 – Puretumu Torowhānui, Holistic Redress – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Whanaketia: Part 9 – The Future – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Cauldron of violence – Hokio Beach School and Kohitere Boys’ Training Centre: A case study of the State’s role in creating gangs and criminals – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Out of sight, out of mind: A case study of the Kimberley Centre, a ‘psychopaedic’ institution for people with a learning disability – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Our hands were tied – Van Asch College and Kelston School for the Deaf: A case study of State-funded violence and abuse of young people needing care and protection – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Boot Camp – Te Whakapakari Youth Programme: A case study of State-funded violence and abuse of children and young people needing care and protection – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Jehovah’s Witnesses: Case study – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Survivor experiences: For survivors, by survivors – Royal Commission of Inquiry

Other Commission Reports

Tāwharautia: Pūrongo o te Wā – the Interim report of the Abuse in Care Royal Commission (volume two) – Royal Commission of Inquiry
Tāwharautia: Pūrongo o te Wā – the Interim report of the Abuse in Care Royal Commission (volume one) – Royal Commission of Inquiry

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