新西兰为毛利男子开办的青年训练营显示犯罪率降低,但在执行方面存在重大缺陷,有一人死亡。 A New Zealand youth bootcamp for Māori men showed reduced offending but faced major implementation flaws and one death.

从2024年7月至2025年8月,在新西兰进行了为期12个月的军式青年训练营试点,有10名毛利青年男子参加,面临重大挑战。 A 12-month military-style youth bootcamp pilot in New Zealand, running from July 2024 to August 2025, involved 10 young Māori men with significant challenges. 虽然大多数在释放后两个月内重新犯罪,但该方案显示,与控制组相比,犯罪频率和严重性有所下降。 While most reoffended within two months of release, the program showed reductions in the frequency and seriousness of offending compared to a control group. 参与者表现出了更好的态度、更多的悔恨,以及更好的家庭和文化参与。 Participants demonstrated improved attitudes, increased remorse, and better family and cultural engagement. 然而,评价将匆忙执行、工作人员更替、过渡规划不足以及毛利人文化融合不足列为主要限制因素。 However, the evaluation cited rushed implementation, staff turnover, inadequate transition planning, and insufficient integration of Māori culture as major limitations. 一名与会者死亡,其他人潜逃或被转移。 One participant died, and others absconded or were transferred. 官员们承认汲取的宝贵经验教训,但强调需要进行更大规模的长期研究,以评估实际影响。 Officials acknowledged valuable lessons learned but stressed the need for larger, longer-term studies to assess true impact.