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Wednesday 4 March 2020 | Written by Losirene Lacanivalu | Published in Local
Preparing their responses, Internal Affairs social policy manager Rebecca Hosking-Ellis, Internal Affairs Secretary Anne Herman, UNICEF Pacific child protection chief Brigitte Sonnois, Internal Affairs Minister Vaine Mac Mokoroa, and child and family advisor Anna-Faye Newbigging. 20030322
Internal Affairs officials must report Cook Islands progress to first-ever UN committee hearing in the Pacific.
Internal Affairs officials must report Cook Islands progress to first-ever UN committee hearing in the Pacific.
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