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International study finds ethnic minorities have less trust in police
Key Takeaways
- Study led by researchers from the University of Otago.
- Compares experiences of ethnic minorities in New Zealand and the US.
- Reveals significant similarities between Māori and Black Americans.
- Highlights ongoing challenges in police-community relations.
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A recent international study has highlighted a significant lack of trust in police among ethnic minorities. Researchers analyzed data from New Zealand and the United States to examine these perceptions.
The findings point to meaningful similarities between Māori in New Zealand and Black Americans regarding their experiences and trust levels with law enforcement agencies.
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