Parliament may back domestic violence leave
Labour and Act say they will back a Green Party proposal to give domestic violence victims up to 10 days' paid leave.
Labour and Act say they will back a Green Party proposal to give domestic violence victims up to 10 days' paid leave.
Labour, Greens, Maori Party add weight to call for inquiry into claims of abuse of children in state care.
Prominent Kiwis have banded together to demand an independent inquiry into the claims of sexual and physical abuse of children in state care.
An inquiry into the abuse of children and others in state care to ensure the mistakes of the past are not being repeated would surely do no harm.
Supporters of a bill seeking to legislate for domestic violence leave are urging for it to be sent to select committee, saying victim's lives depend on it.
A woman has laid a complaint with the Human Rights Commission after allegedly being told by a plumbing company they wouldn't fix her pipe because she was South African.
A young Kiwi couple's dream to see America has been dashed - at least temporarily - by Donald Trump's ban on visitors from seven majority-Muslim nations.
In 2015 and 2016 the Human Rights Commission received 61 complaints alleging discrimination due to one's sexual orientation.
The spokeswoman for Sir Peter Leitch says she has learned a thing or two in the last couple of days about casual racism.
The Human Rights Commission has come out in support of an independent inquiry into the abuse of New Zealanders in state care, to ensure
The Human Rights Commission says an Auckland man's speeches allegedly given by an Auckland man condemning Jewish people are appalling
A Kiwi who tackled institutional racism at Harvard Law School now wants to share his experiences in the Human Rights Commission anti-racism campaign.
A PhD student at the University of Auckland is frustrated at having to fight to find an appropriate space to breastfeed her child.
Colin Craig has taken a hammering over the past week but if he is feeling the heat, he is not letting on - and is even considering a possible comeback.
Health authorities are considering plans to move mental health patient Ashley Peacock, to the dismay of his parents.
Before the jury were sent to decide if Colin Craig defamed Jordan Williams, they were told to decide if the politician was fairly responding to an attack.
Sloane's lawyers are claiming she was "bullied" and "defamed" by race relations commissioner Dame Susan Devoy.
COMMENT: The Human Rights Commission has given what it calls the "orange light" to euthanasia. Let's not run this orange. Let's stop while we can.
The Human Rights Commission is joining those calling for the Government to quash convictions for gay sex.
Associate health minister Sam Lotu-Iiga has been assured Ashley Peacock is 'being cared for in the best way possible'.
COMMENT: The Human Rights Commissioner is wasting time on trying to drop "Christmas" from our summer vocabulary., writes Brian Rudman.
Labour leader Andrew Little is going to have to tread on a few toes to resuscitate the wider party, writes John Armstrong.
A New Zealander who drove into a drunken pensioner on the Gold Coast should receive $100,000 compensation after being held in custody while awaiting deportation, Australia's human rights watchdog says.
Unless we take steps to ensure freedom of expression is protected, our way of life is threatened, warns David Rutherford.
New Zealand is among the best in the world at expanding human rights, religious tolerance and peaceful dialogue, writes David Rutherford.
A survey on how family violence affects victims' work is "chilling but compulsory" reading for Government leaders, the Human Rights Commission says.
A branch of one of Auckland's largest Indian restaurant chains has been seeking part-time wait staff - but said only "girls" could apply.
The Human Rights Commission has called for the Government to consider rent-control measures following major natural disasters.
The Human Rights Commission is calling for a star-rating system that would expose poorly performing rest homes to help families avoid them.