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The official video record of COP29 is being erased every 12 hours & nobody here knows. The rationale for deletion has not been discussed either publicly by the Presidency or the UNFCCC with parties; it has not been discussed privately either. And as of right now hardly anyone here at COP knows that this is happening – unless they are actively seeking to access the content like me and cannot do so.
Inspired by the kotahitanga of te ao Māori, we draw on our own political tradition of nurturing a unified Palestinian people despite exile and separation. We unify here for te Tiriti.
Archbishop Don Tamihere says that far from promoting genuine equality, the Bill represents a thinly veiled attempt to centralise power and resources, which will further marginalise Māori communities already impacted by historic and systemic inequities.
Treaty lawyer Roimata Smail says Te Tiriti is not complex, nor are the principles and she really wants to educate others by demystifying common misconceptions and backfilling gaps,
Members of Asians communities from across Ōtautahi, Ōtepoti, Tāmaki Makaurau will converge in Te Whanganui-a-Tara next week as part of the Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti organised by Toitū Te Tiriti.
“What this looks like to us is censorship of anyone who tries to disagree with this Government, which causes a chilling effect” says Cooper Legal Senior Associate, Lydia Oosterhoff.
This agreement removes tariffs on key exports including 45 wood and wool products — two sectors that are vital to achieving our goal of doubling New Zealand’s exports by value in ten years, Trade and Agriculture Minister Todd McClay says.