October 15th Solidarity - Remember the state terror raids

Media Studies Research Seminars
Tuesday 13 May, 4-5pm
KP 42, room 101

Tuhoe and "terrorism" on television news
Sue Abel (VUW)

Organising meetings are fortnightly at Thistle Hall, Cuba Street at 6pm.

Court Appearance: Pre-deposition hearing at the Auckland District Court, 19 May at 10am. All of the arrestees have been excused.

Two Wellington Operation 8 defendants are challenging their non-association order in the Wellington High Court.

Organising meetings are fortnightly at Thistle Hall, Cuba Street at 6pm.

Raunatiri Hunt, who was arrested on 19 February 2008 as part of Operation 8, will not have to attend the deposition hearing in Auckland in September with his 18 co-accused. His lawyer, Nicholas Dutch, conceded there was a prima facie case to answer but said all of the evidence against Hunt could be dealt with by a depositions hearing in Tauranga.

Benefit For Maori And Anarchists Of New Zealand

On 15th October 2007, over 300 police arrested 17 indigenous, anarchist, environmental and anti-war activists across Aotearoa (New Zealand).

The police wanted to charge 12 activists under the Terrorism Suppression Act for alleged participation in a terrorist organisation. However, these charges won't be laid. After 4 weeks in jail, everyone was released. A trial will still take place though for alleged possession of weapons.