🎀💗Pink Ribbon Day is tomorrow💗🎀
Our Cooper Legal team came together for a “wear the most pink” competition, and donated $1,000 to the Breast Cancer Foundation NZ. If you’re in a position to, please consider supporting this meaningful cause: https://t.co/BHLTfNd1uW
A former priest who sexually abused four boys at St Bede's College more than two decades ago has been jailed for seven years and eight months.
https://t.co/HaiYuAdGVR
Yesterday, the NZ Marist Brothers made a formal public apology to survivors of abuse - https://t.co/zjia1ZuoJD
The apology was boycotted by a number of survivors and advocates - https://t.co/8XrgOhMPbw
A former “trusted and revered” spiritual leader has been sentenced to 6 years 9 months’ imprisonment for sexual offending - highlighting the lasting harm caused by abuse of power and the importance of accountability through the justice system.
https://t.co/A50wuN6L5S
For many survivors, these cases involve decades of silence before being heard. This arrest is a reminder of both the persistence of survivors in seeking justice, and the importance of investigations that continue, even years later.
A fourteenth arrest has been made under Operation Beverly, the investigation into historical sexual offending at Dilworth School.
https://t.co/pmEEnGWICK
We are proud to share that Cooper Legal has now surpassed $81 million in client settlements.
Every result represents someone who trusted us with their story. It is a privilege to stand alongside our clients and keep working toward accountability and justice.
https://t.co/o9Aq7MYBZ6
Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) has apologised for the involvement of nurses in abuse in state care.
https://t.co/nK0lgJRmSd
"Whilst this announcement is positive and will provide survivors of abuse in care with redress, we are still waiting for the government to implement all of the recommendations from the Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry."
Government extends redress for abuse in state-run facilities up to 2022 https://t.co/9RABxZI07m
This is good news, now can you look at abuse in schools that falls outside of MOE's scattershot redress process?
https://t.co/MpY7xhJ0XV“charlotte’s-change”-provide-redress-more-survivors-abuse-mental-health-care
"Survivors of abuse are not responsible for, nor should they carry the burden of, health system restructures or structural reforms or the way that government organises itself."
The Government redress scheme will soon be open to survivors of abuse in mental health inpatient settings up to 30 June 2022 (Te Whatu Ora claims).
Redress scheme for abuse in state care victims to expand after ‘Charlotte’s Change’, via @nzherald https://t.co/eGFpttwPhJ