Criminology, Wellington, New Zealand At @proflizzystanley.bsky.social
Joined December 2013
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I submitted my book, Tolerating state violence, to Routledge this week.
Should be out later 2025. Whoop!!
Prof Elizabeth Stanley retweeted
.@StanleyLizzy, Gibson & Craddock analyse strategies and outcomes from the NZ Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care of children, young people and vulnerable adults from 1950-99 and identify the multiple layers of ‘ignorance-making’ shorturl.at/6f3Qp
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Today @_kick_back alongside 20 other children's rights organizations wrote to the Prime Minister calling on him to kill the Boot Camp Bill.
nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/b…
Unfathomable in its meanness, lack of basic human care (in the wake of problems caused by govt policies) and disregard of dangerous social impacts.
Scrooge politics for the wealthy and sorted
rnz.co.nz/news/national/5367…
Prof Elizabeth Stanley retweeted
“In 2024, Māori made up 13% of all Marsden funded investigators. Take away the humanities and social sciences panel, and that plunges to just 5.5%. This decision defunds Māori research and Māori researchers by stealth." #MarsdenFund
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Boot camps always fail us. To believe they are the solution is frankly unhinged
Please make it stop
newsroom.co.nz/2024/03/10/pu…
It is startling to see the shifts towards authoritarianism ...limiting pluralism, fixating on 'problem' groups, expanding law n order, extending non-transparent decision-making, protecting dominant economic-political interests...everyday, there's another contribution
NZ govt has removed the humanities & soc sciences from main Marsden funding. Now focused on 'economic benefit' projects
Extraordinary in its ideological focus; lack of understanding about how economy, politics, arts and socio-cultures intersect; and disregard of quality of life
The low expectations of how the NZ state will respond to mass violence in care settings are getting lower by the day
What a pattern of protectionism and injustice
Ministers raised concerns about expectations ahead of abuse apology rnz.co.nz/news/abuseincare/5…
Prof Elizabeth Stanley retweeted
Just abhorrent to hear about the ongoing abuse that Zeni has endured, as well as her family. This highlights the lack of protection available to those who are being stalked and harassed, and the need to enhance their protection. I am in awe of her courage in sharing her story ❤️
Zeni Gibson has been stalked and harassed for nearly nine years by a man she rejected when she was 17. This is her story. thespinoff.co.nz/society/25-…
Can our govt really not find anyone who hasn't previously been involved in silencing, denying or minimising official crimes to lead and implement the response to abuse?
New head of Crown abuse response put NZ's false case to UN newsroom.co.nz/2024/10/16/ne…
Prof Elizabeth Stanley retweeted
Aaron Smale: An apology both sincere and hollow newsroom.co.nz/2024/11/13/aa…
Agencies navigated the Commission to give some acknowledgement of abuse while minimising their responsibility and resecuring their institutional legitimacy as protectors of the vulnerable and saviours of Te Tiriti, ethics and integrity... open access
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Amid the sorries yesterday, NZ officials skirted accountability or any sense of taking "personal and institutional responsibility" for abuse and victimizing actions.
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This is extraordinary...a govt set to apologise for abuse and cover-ups excludes a key journalist who has exposed abuse and cover-ups.
Nothing like asserting official control, defence and impunity when repentance, justice and redress are needed
newsroom.co.nz/2024/11/11/go…