“We’re looking at what the evidence shows about systemic bias, which is about the policies of the police, the procedures, the practices, the legislation.” — Tā Kim Workman who’s leading the largest ever investigation in this country on police bias.
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“The attitudes of the special squads which had been formed to do this work was appalling. The latent racism, usually judiciously concealed, was blatant and paraded for all to see, with constant talk of ‘getting the coconuts’.” — Tā Kim Workman.
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Māori communities had their own ways of resolving conflict and anti-social behaviour, writes Kim Workman, in this extract from his memoir “Journey Towards Justice”.
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