UN experts condemn US blockade & aggression against Venezuela
UN experts* today denounced the partial maritime blockade imposed by the United States on Venezuela as violating fundamental rules of…
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Gaza: Humanitarian response ongoing despite restrictions
“As part of these efforts, the UN and its partners offload more essential supplies at crossings around Gaza every day,”…
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NZ Government looking the other way on record Israeli West Bank settlement building
Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa (PSNA) is again urging the government to uphold its long-standing policies and publicly take action against…
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Rawiri Waititi says NZ India Free Trade Agreement fails Te Tiriti & Māori – Te Pati Māori
Te Pāti Māori Co leader Rawiri Waititi says the Government’s NZ India free trade agreement is being oversold and under-examined,…
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Lack of dairy gains in India FTA disappointing – Labour
The Government’s Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India, while a start, disappointingly delivers little for our dairy sector. “It’s disappointing…
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Walk The Talk, Mr Peters – Vote Against Fire-At-Will Bill – PSA
NZ First leader Winston Peters says his party stands for the ‘responsible face of capitalism’ – now it’s time to…
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India FTA – a lost opportunity for Māori – Nga Toki Whakarururanga
Ngā Toki Whakarururanga initially welcomed negotiations with India in the expectation that there could be innovative, win-win opportunities for Māori…
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Baby Jesus laid among rubble outside Christchurch cathedral – Aotearoa Christians for Peace in Palestine
A nativity scene with baby Jesus among a large pile of rubble has been constructed outside Christchurch Transitional Cathedral, aiming…
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Epic fail: Independent human rights experts assess NZ’s performance – Peace Movement Aotearoa
One of the most damning and detailed assessments of New Zealand’s failings by any human rights treaty monitoring body is…
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Rights Aotearoa welcomes high court ruling: Minister’s appointments declared unlawful
Rights Aotearoa welcomes the judgment delivered today by the High Court in Thistoll v Minister of Justice [2025] NZHC 4067,…
