Posts tagged Human Rights Commission
Transgender Rights in New Zealand: How Far Have we Really Come?
Cross-Examination: Helping the Homeless?
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Amicus Curiae: To Believe or Not To Believe - Is There a Right Approach to Secularisation in Schools?
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Cross-Examination: An Obsolete Status Quo - Does Religion Still Have A Place in New Zealand Schools?
Cross-Examinationejp_commsBible Study in Schools NZ, Christianity, Dr Zain Ali, Education Act 1964, Hibiscus Coast school, Human Rights Commission, Jeff McClintock, New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990, NZ Atheism, Religion in Schools, Religious Education, Religious Instruction, Secular Education Network, The Nelson Clause
Amicus Curiae: Is Housing A Human Right?
Amicus Curiaeejp_commsCapital Gains Tax, David Rutherford, Housing Affordability, Housing Bubble, Human Rights Commission, Labour Party, Leaky Home, National Party, OECD, Resource Management Act Reform, Social Housing, UDHR, Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Amicus Curiae: Should Old Dogs Be Allowed to Learn New Tricks?
