The Peter Ellis web site

 


Seeking justice for Peter Ellis and other victims, past and present,
of the New Zealand sex abuse moral panic

This page last updated July 14 2008

 


Peter Ellis, 2004


What's New


July 11 2008
High profile accusation of abuse; The trial and exoneration of Tea Ropati.
The site expresses concerns with aspects of the case, but supports the verdict
Tea Ropati case


June 25 2008
1.  Southland Times refers to letter by Peter Ellis

2.  The dilemma for the falsely imprisoned - when parole is dependent on confession

Ellis case News Reports: 2008


June 24 2008

1.  Ellis case discussed by Helen Clark and Peter Ellis

2.  Peter Ellis questions double jeopardy law

3.  Ellis trial “highlights PC madness”

4.  NBR on Val Sim “A Committee possessed”

5.  Is case in “too hard basket”?

Ellis case News Reports: 2008


Feature Articles, Case Summary

News Reports

Documents

Photos 

The Toddler Testimonies

peterellis.org.nz - Media Releases

The book - A City Possessed

Academic Papers

Classic Quotes

The Pinocchio Files  

Law Reform Issues

NZ Moral Panics; Hysteria 
Fear of perverts ….

·          At swimming pools

·          Passengers in planes

·          Driving buses

·          Watching gymnastics

·          Teachers

·          In bars - drug-rape


The Ritual Abuse Scare in NZ

Books

False sex abuse allegations

·          New Zealand cases

·          Discussion

·          NZ Association Counsellors - Complaint

Possible Miscarriages of Justice and other high profile cases in NZ

Abuse Allegations - in Institutions

·          Army, Churches,
Childrens Homes,
Psychiatric Hospitals

Abuse Allegations in NZ Police

·          Louise Nicholas

·          Judith Garrett

·          Trials of top cops

ACC - NZ sex abuse compensation

Police Incompetence; Compensation

Focus on People

·          Hall of Fame

·          Hall of Shame

 

Links to other sites

·          Analysis of the Eichelbaum report (Harper/Christie)

·          Other associated sites


Monty Python and the Holy Grail

 

 


The Christchurch
Civic Child Care Centre

 

"A maxim for the twenty-first century might well be to start by not fighting evil in the name of good, but by attacking the certainties of people who claim always to know where good and evil are to be found."  Tzvetan Todorov