New Zealand's Apology for Historical Abuse
New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has issued a profound apology to the 200,000 victims of severe abuse in state and faith-based care. This apology follows a six-year inquiry that revealed harrowing accounts of neglect and torture, primarily affecting Māori individuals. The investigation highlighted that nearly a third of those in care faced unimaginable hardships, including sexual exploitation and forced separations. Luxon acknowledged the role of past governments in perpetuating..
