Human Rights with Richard Tankersley

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Title

Human Rights with Richard Tankersley

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PrideNZ

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Description

Audio from a presentation by Human Rights Commissioner Richard Tankersley on human rights issues facing rainbow and gender diverse communities in Aotearoa New Zealand. A special thank you to Richard, Jem Traylen, St Andrew's on the Terrace and Rainbow Wellington for allowing us to record and share this event.

Format

Audio

Date created

16-03-2017

Creator

PrideNZ.com

URL

https://www.pridenz.com/human_rights_with_richard_tankersley.html

Locations

St Andrew's on the Terrace, Wellington

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