head injuries consistent with being hit with great force. Mr Mahomed was charged on one count of murder of Tahani two counts of injuring with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and failing to provide the necessities of life and Ms Mahomed with failure to provide necessities of life. It was found during admission that Tahini as well as suffering from recent head trauma was also recovering from a previous broken leg and head injury that were in the process of healing. Duwayne Pailegutu Duwayne died on July 2, 2008 due to 75 external injuries from assault by his step father Mr Joachim that left him paralyzed on one side and difficulty breathing. Mr Joachim was sentenced to 18 years non parole for his death. Duwayne's injuries were the result of a Mr Joachim's assault on 24 June 2008 and his subsequent neglect to seek treatment for the boy after the attack. New Zealand response Response to the Committee on the Rights of the Child 2010 New Zealand's obligations to human rights is widely known however the committee on the rights of the child in its last evaluation was concerned with New Zealand's response to child abuse in part 1 (3) of their report in 2010. They requested information on prevention measures, actions and policies taken by New Zealand as well as services and programs to help those who had suffered from abuse. The New Zealand response was detailed in their report back to the committee at Part 1 section 15 and included the introduction of many campaigns and initiatives including the investment of $333 million which would be invested in community based initiatives targeted at improving the outcome for families. Never Shake a Baby campaign 2009 Launched by Plunket (a non profit organisation working in the development of families) and Barnados (providing child and family services within New Zealand) it was set up as an education tool to help young parents know what the consequences of shaking a baby at the early stages of development were. It was introduced by Paula Bennett the Minister of Social Development and Employment at the time. The concern was that the statistics showed that every five days on average a child was hospitalized due to non accidental injuries. The campaign also involved a first-response community-based child abuse prevention trial that followed up on those families in which domestic violence had been reported. White