毛利人在健康伙伴关系、研究和精神卫生立法背景下权利的回撤。

This paper critiques recent policy and legislative developments in Aotearoa New Zealand, arguing that they represent a rollback of Māori rights in health, research and mental health law. The authors distinguish between inequality and inequity, emphasising that Māori experience disproportionate and avoidable disadvantages rooted in systemic factors. They challenge political narratives that frame equity-focussed approaches as race-based prioritisation, instead grounding their argument in Te Tiriti o Waitangi obligations and international human rights standards. The disestablishment o