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31. Maori flag seeks new places to fly

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If the Tino Rangatiratanga flag can't fly from the Auckland Harbour Bridge there are plenty of other public places it will look just as good at for Waitangi Day, backers say.

04/02/2008 | 1076 Hits | Print | PDF | Email

32. Convoy to cross Auckland Harbour Bridge on Waitangi Day

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A Waitangi Day convoy is being organised to support Te Ata Tino Toa's '5 days of tino' to celebrate the Māori flag.

04/02/2008 | 1777 Hits | Print | PDF | Email

33. Reflections on the Treaty

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Maori and non-Maori speakers will reflect this week on the current state of the Treaty of Waitangi relationship to commemorate the 168th anniversary of the signing of New Zealand's founding document. The speakers have been invited...

04/02/2008 | 1019 Hits | Print | PDF | Email

34. State Office of Hawaiian Affairs releases settlement info

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The State Office of Hawaiian Affairs released its proposed legislation Friday for a ceded lands settlement. The information, including the bill’s text, was published on their website. The key document can be downloaded here.

25/01/2008 | 835 Hits | Print | PDF | Email

35. Annual Ratana festival set for big crowd

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The population of Ratana Pa will swell from 450 to around 30,000, as it prepares for the annual Ratana festival.This year the festival will run from Tuesday, January 22, to Friday, January 25. Politicians from across the spectrum...

20/01/2008 | 1222 Hits | Print | PDF | Email

36. Government's Human Rights Humiliation

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Government's Human Rights Humiliation notched up another level Te Ururoa Flavell,Member of Parliament for Waiariki Thursday 17th January 2008

30/11/1999 | 1163 Hits | Print | PDF | Email

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Mr. Ghazali Ohorella (Maluku), one of the 4 co-chairs of the Indigenous Global Caucus presented the opening statement of the Global Indigenous Caucus to the 10th session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, on Monday May 16th 2011. In this statement, drafted by the caucus, in this intervention he stipulated the concerns and issues of the world's Indigenous Peoples.

The UNPFII is a subsidiary body of the ECOSOC and meets every year at the UN headquarters in New York City. Over 1500 Indigenous representatives registered for this conference.