Abuse in care survivors await Government’s response to Royal Commission of Inquiry | The Hui 2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- This week around 400 recommendations from survivors of abuse and neglect in state and faith-based care will be made public as the Government considers its response to the Royal Commission of Inquiry. It’s estimated 250,000+ New Zealanders have been affected in historic cases between 1950-1999, including Survivor advocate Eugene Ryder and his sister Loretta Ryder. We hear how Eugene’s bravery gave Loretta the courage to tell her story, one which her whanau did not know. Once torn apart by the system, their testimony has now reunited them as they demand an apology from the Government and transformation of Aotearoa’s care system. ➡️ SUBSCRIBE: / @thehuinewzealand
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Thankyou for fighting for us! For all that were abused in state care! Myself and my siblings being a family amongst it. I feel your pain. 💔❤️❤️❤️
As long as you are helping our Tamariki (children) darling, your God will never forget the promise he promised to your people.
We keep our bargin up with God by protecting his MOKO, you can be rest assured, YOU have a place in paradise with GOD himself.
❤❤ I am so SORRY for the suffering you and the 'too many' endured. 💔 I HOPE the journey ahead is one of abounding AROHA & MANAAKI ❤ you are courageous & a testament of strength - ❤❤
Unfortunately we as a country are doomed to repeat a similar history with the introduction of boot camps there will inevitably be abuse and emotional trauma I pray and hope I'm wrong
This a heartbreaking watch. So much of this going on and has been since time immemorial. I so hope the healing has started. Thanks to Jacinda Ardern and her Govt. I am kiwi with english/scot heritage and I have always seen gang member wirh their tattooed faces as people just like me. Obviously they have suffered more trauma than I ever have which is why they found family in gangs. I hope that they find their light. You can see their fragility and Beautiful souls as they are released from their secretive burden they have carried. Shame on those who should have known better
Physical, sexual & emotional abuse needs to be looked into among families also. Many of kids in state care were victims in their own homes being abused by the people meant to love & protect them.
Heartbreaking.
What a beautiful way to heal, diving for Kai Moana 🌅
What about the real source of the problem at the top of the cliff.
I believe survivors hold the solutions
Whatever the response unless it involves those directly responsible for the abuse and I mean on an individual level, it will be largely meaningless and could he more unhelpful than beneficial. As a member of society not involved in the abuse I m never going to wear the hairshirt over something that had nothing to do with me. And if someone tries to impose that upon me I would consider as reprehensible behaviour as those that gave rise to this. Ill advised and ill directed.
Why would someone impose that on you? And who are you or I to say what is helpful or not. It's not about you or any of us who haven't walked in those shoes. Rather, we should be extending compassion and grace to those who have experienced such atrocious trauma.
@@li4436-l9j I think you miss my point, which is that unless the amends involve those directly involved it is unjust to inflict any kind of penalty on those not directly involved, expanding an extending the original wrong if you will.
I'm sorry for your pain and suffering the NZ govt and the crown had done this is genocide and they know it
my mothers statement in crown Enquiry, was tampered with by family court to hide this is still happening,
Go get em!!
Well they better hold the department accountable an the children in OT care that are still being abuse better be given back to the parents who have made the changes for themselves and there kids and also the kids who were wrongly taken from parents an taken into care in the last 5 yrs that have been abused in care and it was covered up still
Thank you Jesus for your Love ❤️🔥
The money it cost could of been given to VICTIMS
It is not just about monetary compensation. Maori and Pasifika were disproportionately represented in state care institutions. Hence, it is not just about money as a form of redress. Rather, it is about an acknowledgment of how these institutions were run; which involved the total neglect and ignorance of Maori and Pasifika worldviews/values/customs. By virtue of the state taking Maori and Pasifika away from their families, it inherently denied and negated their existence as Maori and Pasifika peoples, and instead relocated them under the imposition of Western knowledge/ways of life. Acknowledging and implementing such core cultural values (e.g., Te Ao Maori, tikanga etc for Maori) within redress is arguably more important for survivors to heal from their traumas.
Lots of aroha whanau 😢
Well isn't it brave he_art all over again. PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN That is a order by thy universe all evil EYE of RA