Newsletter
Background
- About the Terrorism Suppression Act
- State Repression in Aotearoa / New Zealand
- Tūhoe: A history of Resistance
- What is the SIS?
- What is Anarchism?
- Tino Rangatiratanga and Mana Motuhake
- Why reject the Treaty? A Maori-pakeha viewpoint
- Land of the Long White Lie: The New Zealand Terror Raids
- Summary of New Zealand laws threatening civil liberties post September 11th 2001
Events
01 / 15
Start: 18:00
Civil Rights organising meeting AUCKLAND: Starting again January 15. Civil Rights Defence Committee, 6pm, Tuesday Unite House, L12, 300 Queen St Start: 19:00
End: 21:00
He mihi nui ki a koutou, :: Tuesday 15th January 2008, 7pm This invitation comes from a group of people that has been meeting every Tuesday night at the 128 Abel Smith community house since the nationwide raids and arrests on 15th October. The group was set up to support the prisoners, to bring the community together and to organise demonstrations against the raids. It's demands are (were): | ||
01 / 16
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01 / 17
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01 / 18
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01 / 19
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01 / 20
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01 / 21
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01 / 22
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01 / 23
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01 / 24
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01 / 25
Start: 00:00
Start: 25/01/2008 - 00:00
End: 27/01/2008 - 23:59
Friday, 25 to Sunday, 27 January - Waihopai spybase protest: "The public face of New Zealand's role as an American ally is the NZ military presence in Afghanistan. But New Zealand's most significant contribution to that, and other American wars, including the one in Iraq, is the Waihopai spybase. Waihopai is controlled by the US, with New Zealand (including Parliament and the Prime Minister) having little or no idea what goes on there (let alone any control) ... Waihopai does not operate in the interests of New Zealanders or our neighbours. | ||
01 / 26
(all day)
Start: 25/01/2008 - 00:00
End: 27/01/2008 - 23:59
Friday, 25 to Sunday, 27 January - Waihopai spybase protest: "The public face of New Zealand's role as an American ally is the NZ military presence in Afghanistan. But New Zealand's most significant contribution to that, and other American wars, including the one in Iraq, is the Waihopai spybase. Waihopai is controlled by the US, with New Zealand (including Parliament and the Prime Minister) having little or no idea what goes on there (let alone any control) ... Waihopai does not operate in the interests of New Zealanders or our neighbours. | ||
01 / 27
End: 23:59
Start: 25/01/2008 - 00:00
End: 27/01/2008 - 23:59
Friday, 25 to Sunday, 27 January - Waihopai spybase protest: "The public face of New Zealand's role as an American ally is the NZ military presence in Afghanistan. But New Zealand's most significant contribution to that, and other American wars, including the one in Iraq, is the Waihopai spybase. Waihopai is controlled by the US, with New Zealand (including Parliament and the Prime Minister) having little or no idea what goes on there (let alone any control) ... Waihopai does not operate in the interests of New Zealanders or our neighbours. | ||
01 / 28
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01 / 29
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01 / 30
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01 / 31
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02 / 1
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02 / 2
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02 / 3
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02 / 4
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02 / 5
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02 / 6
Start: 16:00
End: 17:30
Members of the October 15th solidarity crew invite you to join on a Waitangi Day procession from Waitangi Park to the Mount Cook Prison Barracks to commemorate victims of Crown violence and acknowledge the continued colonisation of Aotearoa New Zealand. We will also be drawing attention to the continued prosecution of the ‘Urewera 16’ who still face a political trial on charges under the Arms Act. We will be leaving the south west corner of Waitangi Park at 4pm on 6 February. We invite you to bring tino rangatiratanga flags or other appropriate banners and placards. | ||
02 / 7
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02 / 8
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02 / 9
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02 / 10
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02 / 11
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02 / 12
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02 / 13
Start: 19:00
End: 21:00
The Wellington October 15 Solidarity group has been meeting since the 7pm Wednesday 13 February Open to anyone interested in working on these issues. The meeting is | ||
02 / 14
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