This week, Māori law academics across six law schools released a report calling for a new vision for how we construct, know and teach law in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Described by Professor Val Napoleon, Law Foundation Chair of Aboriginal Justice and Governance, at the University of Victoria, Canada, through the peer review process as “some of the most exciting work on the planet”, this is an important Stage One report that articulates a clear vision for further decolonising and Indigenising legal education in this country.
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