We know Maori are secluded four times more often than non-Maori, for longer periods; this is a national disgrace".
Their research comes on the same week as a United Nations report into mental health units, which found Māori were secluded four times more often than non-Māori, and for longer periods.
Mr Meciar spends much of his time secluded in an opulent spa-town estate.
In contrast to Mr. Bush, Mr. Gore spends most of his time secluded from his traveling press corps, which typically sees him only on stage.
Backpacking or camping allow you to spend plenty of time secluded with your new spouse, but most activities are based on hiking, biking and camp cooking.
Yet for me what best captures the secluded, time-locked quality of this short stretch is not its homage to the past but a recessed side-door bearing the imperceptible inscription "Joseph S. Tanen" at the entryway to what so many could mistake for a ground-level apartment, or a dentist's office or a superintendent's den.
Donald Lefari, a Manhattan lawyer who has spent weekends in Garrison since 1990, said he and his wife have moved a few times within the hamlet, each time going "from secluded to more secluded".
One or more seclusions occurred in 6.8% of episodes of care, with consumers being secluded, on average, 2.32 times and with 44% of them having been secluded more than once.
The use of seclusion differed strongly across genders, with the likelihood of men being secluded being almost eight times higher than for women.
For the first time, women, traditionally secluded in Baluch society, have joined street protests against the continuing detentions of nationalist figures.
