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Teens’ human rights breached by excessive police delays

September 3, 2026

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ALS Acting CEO Sharif Deen (left) and ACT Human Rights Commissioner Penelope Mathew have welcomed the Childrens Court’s decision. Photos: Supplied, Michelle Kroll, NZLS.

The prosecution of four alleged teenage burglars has been ordered to end after police put the investigation on hold to work on…

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