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One year after New Zealand’s apology, most abuse survivor reform promises remain unfulfilled despite ongoing advocacy.
One year after New Zealand’s formal apology to survivors of abuse in state and faith-based care, advocates say the government has failed to implement most of the Royal Commission’s 138 recommendations.
Despite public commitments, key reforms—like an independent redress scheme and a Care Safe Agency—remain unfulfilled.
A proposed 50% redress top-up does not keep pace with inflation, and new legislation may deny support to survivors based on past offenses.
Recent revelations of police cover-ups highlight ongoing systemic failures.
While the government allocated $2.7 million for survivor support and memorialization, critics argue these efforts fall short without meaningful accountability and independent oversight.
Survivors and advocates continue to demand urgent action to prevent future abuse and honor the nation’s promise to protect vulnerable people.
Un año después de las disculpas de Nueva Zelanda, la mayoría de las promesas de reforma de los sobrevivientes de abuso siguen sin cumplirse a pesar de la defensa continua.