More than 35,000 people protested outside New Zealand’s parliament against a bill seeking to reinterpret the 1840 Treaty of Waitangi, causing one of the country’s largest demonstrations. The proposed legislation, introduced by the Act political party, aims to redefine the treaty’s principles, sparking fierce opposition and a nine-day hīkoi that culminated in the massive rally in Wellington. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon assured the bill would not pass, but the protest highlighted concerns over indigenous rights and racial divisions in New Zealand.
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