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A social activist who has been working with gang whanau for decades says Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern did the right thing by signing off on a methamphetamine recovery programme run by the Mongrel Mob.
A social activist who has been working with gang whanau for decades says Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern did the right thing by signing off on a methamphetamine recovery programme run by the Mongrel Mob.
National has attacked the decision, saying the Proceeds of Crime Fund should be spent on victims rather than gangs.
Article – Gordon Campbell One can sympathise with Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt and the lose/lose situation he has just found himself in. If he had stayed safe and snug in the Beltway around Parliament, he would have been stereotyped as a liberal …
One can sympathise with Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt and the lose/lose situation he has just found himself in. If he had stayed safe and snug in the Beltway around Parliament, he would have been stereotyped as a liberal snowflake out of touch with the real world. Yet if he had engaged with the Mongrel Mob on their premises and pointedly refused to pay koha, Hunt would have been derided as the human rights guy who neither understood nor respected indigenous rights and protocol. In the end, Hunt seems to have decided that if he was going to try and engage constructively with the Mob on their turf, he shouldn’t simultaneously set out to snub the culture to which they belong. When in Rome etc.
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Thomas thanked the judge before being released on bail. He left the court, flanked by supporters, and did not comment to journalists waiting outside. The case is coming back to court in August when it is expected the Crown will indicate whether it will pursue a retrial. Now aged 83, Thomas faced a two-week trial at the Manukau District Court, accused of four historical charges of indecent assault and one of rape. He was twice wrongfully convicted for the 1970 murders of Jeannette and Harvey Crewe. After spending nine years in prison and following a Royal Commission of Inquiry, he was awarded almost $1 million in compensation.
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