The dissapeared
Solitary confinement destroys people, but New Zealand continues to inflict it on our most vulnerable and damaged people, including children, as a matter of course. Aaron Smale reports on the…
A Liturgy of Lament: We cannot move forward if we cannot recognise the impact of our past
06/09/2024
Photo: Anglican Diocese of Aotearoa
A service in response to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care. Streamed live on 5 Sept 2024 at the Transitional Cathedral.
Published in Anglican Diocese of Aotearoa
06/09/2024
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