Appendix Two – Human Rights Commission consultation fono/ ‘uipa’anga with Pacific peoples in 2018: March 26 - 27 in AKL, April 3 in CHC and April 4 - 5 in WLG • In attendance: 75 people overall in Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington. • March 26 Mangere Arts Centre, Mangere Town Centre, Auckland = 23 • March 27 Potters Park Events Centre, Balmoral, Auckland = 17 • April 3 Canterbury DHB Community and Public Health Aoraki Room, Christchurch = 15 Talanoa Discussion areas • What did participants consider to be “human rights”? • Perspectives of different groups – such as young people • What is working for Pacific people, what isn’t? • Where do we see human rights issues emerging? • What do participants see as they key human rights issues for Pacific peoples? • April 4 Human Rights Commission Office, Wellington = 5 • April 5 Porirua Union & Community Health Service, Porirua, Wellington = 15 FIGURE A: Current Human Rights issues discussed by perticipants at Commission Fono in 2018 FIGURE B: Future facing Human Rights issues discussed by Fono participants Issue Issue Right to an adequate standard of living Future-facing human rights issues Right to adequate housing The environment and climate change Right to be free from racism Technological impacts on employment Right to equal inclusion and participation in society Online safety, security and privacy Right to education Refugees and asylum seekers Right to physical and mental health Human rights issues for young people aged 16-24 Right to be free from violence Human rights issues for older people Right to be free from discrimination Pacific migrant settlement support Right to freedom of opinion and expression Right to employment Rights under Te Tiriti o Waitangi Settlement of Pacific migrants & newcomer communities 48 Talanoa: Human rights issues for Pacific peoples in Aotearoa New Zealand