In Neuseeland haben Māori-Abgeordnete eine Abstimmung im Parlament unterbrochen. Sie sehen die Rechte der indigenen Bevölkerung gefährdet. Der Protest war emotional und für ein Parlament außerordentlich spektakulär.
4 KommentareOpposition party MP Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke began the traditional ceremonial group dance after being asked whether her party supported the bill, which faced its first vote on Thursday.
At the same time, a hīkoi – or peaceful protest march – organised by a Māori rights group is continuing to make its way towards the capital, Wellington.
Thousands have already joined the 10-day march against the bill, which reached Auckland on Wednesday, having begun in the far north of New Zealand on Monday.
