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New Zealand Maori MP News: New Zealand’s Parliamentary Committee has recommended the suspension of three Maori MPs who have done the Hakka for 7 and 21 days. However, the party has strongly opposed this.
Hauraki-Vaikato leads Han-Rawiti MyP-Clarke. (File photo)
Wellington. A parliamentary committee in New Zealand has recommended the suspension of three Maori MPs who have been harassed for protests during the Parliament meeting last year. Haka is a traditional Maori group dance, which was launched by opposition MP Hana-Ravhiti Mappi-Clarke, when he was asked whether his party supports a controversial bill with the aim of re-defying the Treaty of Vetangi, the Treaty of Vetangi. The bill, seeking to change the interpretation of this historic agreement, was rejected by heavy votes last month.
The committee ruled that Haka could “scare” other MPs, so a week’s suspension for Maip-Kolk and other leaders of Te Pati Maori, Raviri Wetty and Debbie Nagareva-packer, 21-day suspension is recommended. The Maori party strongly criticized these recommendations and expressed them as “warning to all of us to come in line”. In a statement issued on Wednesday, using a Maori’s frame ‘Land people’, the party said, “When Tangata Venua opposed, the colonial powers reach the maximum punishment.” He also mentioned that these proposed punishment is one of the most rigorous punishment ever recommended by the Parliament of New Zealand.
Who is Han-Ravhiti
Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke is a young and influential politician from New Zealand, who was elected MP from Te Pāti Māori) party in the 2023 general elections. She leads the Hauraki-Vaikato constituency and is the youngest MP elected in the New Zealand Parliament in 170 years.
Family and Education
Hana was born in September 2002 in Huntley, New Zealand. Their family heritage is associated with the Maori community, including prominent Ivi (Maori tribes) like Vikato, Nagapuhi, Nagati Porou, Te Ati Awa and Nagai Tahu. His father Potaka MyP is a famous broadcaster, while his grandfather Taimu MIP agitated in 2020 to remove the statue of Captain Hamilton. She is the niece of Maori language activist Hana Te Hemara. Hana completed her schooling with Te Wharekura O Rakumangamanga. At the age of 17, he published a book called “Mahina”, which is based on the Maori Chandra Calendar (Marmataka).
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Rakesh Ranjan Kumar has more than 10 years of experience in digital journalism. Before joining with AyraNews24x7, he has worked in Live Hindustan, Dainik Jagran, Zee News, Jansatta and Dainik Bhaskar. Currently that h … Read more
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