- Research & Media
-
Media Centre
-
Local News
- NZ Govt boosts Salvation Army dollars
- Auckland facing serious housing shortage
- Children the forgotten victims of recession: Salvation Army report
- Campbell Roberts appointed to state housing review
- Emergency services works around the clock at Wellington fire
- Rotoroa Island becomes conservation park
- New and Future Leaders Welcomed in Fiji
- Territory Celebrates Strongest Cadet Numbers in Decades
- 2009 Annual Report
- A way out for at-risk families: new transitional housing programme
- Sanctions not the way to balance welfare books
- Problem drinkers endorse call to limit alcohol consumption
- What recovery? – Sallies’ community services under pressure
- Angelic Exchanges: Speaking of God in the public sphere
- Salvation Army makes its own World Cup Noise
- Hamilton Salvation Army’s social services on the move.
- Last Two Teams Deployed to Samoa
- Whatman Early Childhood Education Centre’s future now assured
- Tawa Corps’ Aspire Music Academy opens doors for the community
- Housing report a good first step
- Alcohol law reform rally demands Government action
- Government’s alcohol law reform misses the mark
- Problem gambling; the carnage continues.
- Salvation Army responds after South Island earthquake
- Salvation Army appeals for funds for Canterbury earthquake response
- Salvation Army launches Canterbury Earthquake Appeal
- Community spirit strong after Canterbury earthquake
- Christchurch earthquake update
- Salvation Army moves into second phase of quake relief
- Salvation Army sends team of counsellors to Christchurch, increases food aid capacity.
- Salvation Army to distribute care packages in Christchurch, increases number of counsellors
- Spirit of Service Strong after South Island Earthquake
- Sallies reinforced by specialist counsellors from Australia
- Christchurch earthquake update
- Canterbury earthquake update
- Future-focused Sallies converge on Manukau
- I’ll Fight for God’s Mission!
- Canterbury earthquake update
- Emergency accommodation for teenage girls and young women
- Salvation Army backs pokie industry overhaul
- New dwellings to meet growing need
- Government needs to put New Zealanders’ safety before liquor industry interests.
- Salvation Army opens new homes to meet growing need
- Pike River Mine: Call to Prayer
- Wellington Welcomes Chief of the Staff
- Can-do attitude brings early Christmas Cheer
- Goodwill Express Boosts Sallies’ Christmas Appeal
- Vogel’s donates record number of breakfasts to Salvation Army
- Survey predicts fall in charitable giving this Christmas
- Christmas charity appeal down by nearly 10%
- Record Number of New Mission Leaders
- Salvation Army Earthquake Recovery Gears up for Christmas
- Sallies Christmas CD a smash hit three years running
- Final chance to give to the Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal
- Training policy discriminates against the most vulnerable unemployed
- 2010 Annual Report
- Social progress in NZ hits brick wall
- Hotel group offers families a break over summer
- NZ Reels After Second Major Quake
- Salvation Army appeals for funds for renewed earthquake response
- Earthquake Response Underway
- Salvation Army reinforcements arrive in Christchurch
- Top international track talent aims to break records for quake victims.
- Sallies ramp-up emotional support for quake-affected people.
- Thank you, says Army leader
- Welfare and emotional support pressing needs in Christchurch
- Salvation Army ready for long-term response
- Earthquake Update
- Red Shield Appeal launches in Wellington
- Sri Lanka gifts nine pallets of tea to Christchurch
- Rotoroa Island Open for Visitors
- Practical donation for earthquake relief work
- ‘Our Place’ becomes ‘God’s place’
- New Zealand Mourns Loss of Maori Leader
- Unemployment, cost of living and earthquakes put pressure on social services
- From Japan with Love
- Sallies hope texts boost appeal tally
- Budget offers few benefits to low-income Kiwis
- Opportunity to reform our under-performing prison system
- Sallies fund toilets for Christchurch
- Church Leaders Target Inequality
- Christchurch Earthquake Update - 13 June
- Underprivileged families to get some respite
- Speaking out on synthetic cannabis
- Banding together for a great cause
- Forecast – hot showers for Christchurch
- Targeted training still a solution
- Liquor store a hazard to Cannons Creek
- Low-income household budgets hit hard
- Time to cut our addiction to pokie money
- Men Behaving ‘Dadly’
- Reputation remains rock solid
- Partnership to strengthen social programmes
- Doing Our Part for Christchurch
- Overcrowding for South Auckland communities
- Wattie’s Cans Film Festival
- Welfare policies won’t do it
- Heritage of Caring
- Stop trafficking where it begins
- Modern-day slavery exposed in NZ waters
- More than lip service
- Christmas Appeal 2011
- Heed commission’s recommendations
- Bringing Joy at Christmas
- Christchurch kids smile
- New addiction centre for Palmerston North
- Respite breaks for families in dire need
- International Leaders visit Fiji
- New officers off to a good start
- Creative arts camp success
- Committed to Christchurch
- NZ welcomes Salvation Army world leader
- Fears for ‘permanent and dangerous’ fracture in NZ
- Video from State of the Nation
- Fire at Upper Hutt Salvation Army
- Swapping ideas at zonal conference
- Lifetime of service honoured
- Army rejects euthanasia bill
- Notorious whanau continues to fight ‘the P’
- Disciples of the Cross welcomed in Wellington
- Rapp Tribal partners With Salvation Army
- The floods have taken everything
- Compassion meets complexity
- Stark realities for Southern Welfare centres
- Overstretched and underfunded
- South Island welfare centres take the strain
- Alcohol law reform – yeah right
- Art or essay?
- U build 4 the rebuild
- Stop the traffik
- New look for Linwood
-
International News
- The Salvation Army Responds to Haiti Earthquake
- Salvation Army launches Haiti appeal
- Relief Workers Head to Haiti (Update 15 Jan)
- Workers in Haiti Make Progress (Update 18 Jan)
- Teams in Haiti Provide Food and Medical Aid (Update 19 Jan)
- New Life Brings Cheer to Response Team in Haiti (Update 21 Jan)
- Salvation Army responsible for 20,000 people in Haiti (update 26 Jan)
- Salvation Army Distributes More Than A Million Meals (update 4 Feb)
- Man survived under rubble for 28 days (update 9 Feb)
- Survivor stories from Haiti (update 10 Feb)
- Salvation Army takes in cyclone refugees
- Immediate Salvation Army response to devastating earthquake in Chile
- High Council Membership expanded to include more women leaders
- Workers in Haiti use UPS Tracking Technology and Welcome 'American Idol' Winner (Update 2 March)
- Salvation Army expands emergency relief response in Chile
- Salvation Army Workers in Chile Join Forces (Update 5 March)
- The General and Commissioner Helen Clifton Visit Congo (Brazzaville) Territory
- Salvation Army Responds to Landslide in Uganda
- The Salvation Army Now at Work in 120 Countries
- Haiti Strategy Conference Plans for the Long Haul
- Teams in Chile Provide Help in Communities Affected by Earthquake and Tsunami
- Salvation Army in Chile Helps Fishing Communities
- Four Million Meals Distributed by The Salvation Army in Haiti
- The First Day of the Week: The General’s Easter Message 2010
- Rwanda and Burundi Command
- Salvation Army assisting survivors of mudslide
- Speak Out: Online conference engages global community
- Chief of the Staff Leads Centenary Celebrations in Peru
- Salvation Army Teams Responding to Brazil Mudslide Provide Food for the Spirit
- Salvation Army Tornado Response in Mississippi, USA, Moves from Relief to Recovery
- Salvation Army Teams in Southern USA Support Oil Clean-up Operation
- Tornadoes Cause Five Fatalities in Oklahoma, USA
- Drama Amid the Devastation for Salvation Army in Nashville, Tennessee, USA
- Salvation Army Flag Flies in United Arab Emirates
- Salvation Army Cadets, Staff and Families Prepare to Flee Violence in Jamaica
- Situation in Jamaica Improving
- Salvation Army Responds to Double Disaster in Guatemala
- The General and Commissioner Clifton Lead USA Central Congress
- The General and Commissioner Helen Clifton Meet Former President During Visit to Texas, USA
- Salvation Army Documentary Wins International Award
- World Cup Children's Programmes in South Africa and Namibia Exceed Expectations
- Salvation Army Provides Assistance After Floods Devastate North-East Brazil
- Salvation Army Still Supporting Earthquake and Tsunami Victims in Chile
- Salvation Army in Pakistan Prepares Flood Response
- The Salvation Army Provides Flood Relief in Romania
- Salvation Army in Russia Responds to Wildfires
- People in Pakistan Afraid to Return to Flooded Homes
- Aid to Further Three Hundred Families in Pakistan
- Salvation Army in Pakistan Distributes More Relief Aid and Expands Assessment Area
- Salvation Army in Democratic Republic of Congo Offers Help to Volcano-hit Communities
- Salvation Army in Indonesia Responds to Volcanic Eruption
- Salvation Army in Pakistan Prepares to Distribute Tents
- Salvation Army in Uganda Assists Villagers Affected by Landslides
- Salvation Army in Haiti Responds to Freak Thunderstorm (Update 27 September)
- Pakistan Tent City
- Salvation Army in Indonesia Provides Medical Assistance After Volcanic Eruption
- Salvation Army Responds as Tomas Storms Across the Caribbean
- Salvation Army in Indonesia Provides Food, Medical Help and More to Volcano Evacuees
- Women Will Outnumber Men at 2011 High Council
- Salvation Army Now Working in 122 Countries
- Unprecedented Flood Crisis in Australia
- Salvation Army Fighting Cholera Outbreak in Haiti
- Haiti – Twelve Months on from the Earthquake
- Salvation Army Steps Up Response to Brazil Mudslides
- Salvation Army in Australia Assesses Flood Damage
- Salvation Army Flood Assistance in Australia Expands to Victoria
- High Council News Release 6
- High Council News Release 11
- Salvation Army Names Next General
- The Salvation Army Works with Médecins du Monde to Fight Cholera Epidemic in Haiti
- Winterised Tents See People Through the Cold in Pakistan
- Salvation Army Teams in Australia Respond to Cyclone Yasi
- Japanese Salvation Army Emergency Relief Teams Swing into Action
- Worldwide Support Helps Salvation Army Emergency Response in Japan
- Salvation Army Earthquake Response in Japan has to Overcome Weather and Fuel Issues
- The Salvation Army Opens in Togo and Continues to Grow Around the World
- Salvation Army in Japan Considers Long-term Response to Earthquake
- IHQ Farewell
- Salvation Army Responds to Myanmar Earthquake
- Middle East Salvationists Join Together in Celebration
- Salvation Army in Japan Continues to Offer Assistance to People in Need
- The Gentle Invitation to Believe
- Next Phase of Earthquake Recovery
- Concert Raises Millions for Japan
- Salvation Army Considers Response to Ivory Coast Refugee Situation
- Salvation Army in Spain Responds to Earthquake
- Support from Across Spain Boosts Earthquake Response
- Salvation Army Responds to Central USA Tornadoes
- Music Making for 120 Years
- Commissioner Helen Clifton Promoted to Glory
- Giving thanks for the life of Comm Helen Clifton
- Salvation Army Cements Relationships in Iraq
- The Salvation Army In Norway Provides Comfort
- Public Calls for Love in Norway
- Raising the bar in legal world first
- Salvation Army Flag Flies in Togo
- Kenya East Territory Launches Famine Relief
- Global Variety
- Return to Reconstructed Schools
- Drought Situation Remains Fragile
- Day and Night Prayer for Justice to Continue
- Celebration Followed by Tragedy in Indonesia
- General visits India's South Western Territory
- The Salvation Army granted church status in Hungary
- General shares message of encouragement in Norway
- General's visit to Wales
- Changes to international website
- Salvation Army mourns Tongan king
- Commissioner Sue Swanson in Zimbabwe
- Fiji flood appeal launched
- Fiji flood update
- Were you there?
- International Doctrine Council
- Practical theology at its best
- General visits Moldova
- Congress live streaming
- Daily News Links
-
Local News
-
Social Policy & Parliamentary Unit
- State of the Nation Reports
- Public Sphere
-
Submission Papers
- Submission on well being for Māori Children
- Submission on Vulnerable Children
- Submission on Alcohol Reform Bill
- Alcohol in our Lives
- Submission to Welfare Working Group
- Repossession Law Review
- Submission to Wiri Prison Inquiry
- Submission on the Corrections Bill
- Submission on Social Security Bill
- Submission to Health Select Committee
- Social Hazards
- Incomes & Poverty
- Housing
- Crime & Punishment
- Children
-
Think-Pieces
- The Bigness of Smallness
- The Psychology of Economics
- The Chaos Matters
- The Winter of our Content
- The Good Samaritan Scandal
- Choice or Chance
- Ancient Questions & Welfare Futures
- Live Simply
- Apolitical Politicking
- Angelic Exchanges
- Distant and Disposable
- Na To Rourou, Na Taku Rourou
- The Rainbow of Entitlement
- Hearing Sa'aq
- Economics of Elephants
- Unprincipled Misery
- Unintended Consequences
- Scanning for Integrity
- Conference Papers
-
Publications
-
War Cry
- The Bitter Taste of Human Trafficking
- Rugby World Cup Fever
- Choice Not Chance: Gamblefree Day
- Meet Bear Grylls: Mud, Sweat and Tears
- Friending: Real Relationships in a Virtual World
- Man vs. World
- Blue Mountain Adventure Centre: Conquer Your Own Mountain
- Where's Jesus?
- New Year Revolution: Advice for a Healthy Lifestyle
- New Reinforcements Join Officer Ranks
- Fostering love: 74 babies and counting
- It's time! Call goes out for Māori Leaders
- On the ground in South Auckland
- Amplify Creative Arts Camp
- Get to Know the Author
- The Sacred Ground of Worship
- A new heart at Easter
- Make a choice to help
- Making a new picture
- Power unleashed
- The Reporter
- Annual Report
- Flag Publications
-
War Cry
-
Media Centre
Inconvenient Truths
> download Telling the Inconvenient Truths (PDF, 1.55MB)
Summary
Forum organiser Chris Frazer discusses the inconvenient truths exposed at the Pacific Trafficking in Persons Forum, held on 2-3 December 2011, and the truth about how we can stand against this crime that is happening in our backyard.
‘Ending human trafficking is not idealistic or naive. It is audacious. And it is people of audacity who change the world.’ Rob Morris
Contact us
We welcome your comments, including feedback on our reports and ideas for making positive social change.
To comment or for information or printed copies of reports, please contact:
The Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit
PO Box 76249, Manukau City, Auckland
Phone: +64 9 262 2332
Email: SPPU
© Copyright 2012. Salvation Army New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga Territory. All rights reserved.
The views, comments statements and opinions expressed on this website do not necessarily represent the official position of The Salvation Army.