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New Zealand’s government is rolling back decades of policies that boosted indigenous Maori rights?
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New Zealand’s government is rolling back decades of policies that boosted indigenous Maori rights?
In a report to the United Nations, New Zealand's government has been described as the most racist in years. The ruling coalition aims to change policies designed to benefit the indigenous Māori population. While the government claims these changes will promote equality and progress, many Maori disagree. Guests: Margaret Mutu Professor of Maori Studies at the University of Auckland Simon Court Member of Parliament for ACT New Zealand Lara Greaves Associate Professor in Politics at Victoria University of Wellington
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