New Zealand's right-wing government ends affirmative action for Māori, sparking concerns over social division and economic impact.

New Zealand's right-wing government has ended affirmative action policies for Māori people, raising concerns about social division and the country's reputation on Indigenous issues. Critics argue this move undermines the Treaty of Waitangi and could harm the economy, particularly tourism, which benefits from Māori culture. The government’s policies are seen as regressive and may incite prolonged debate and legal challenges regarding Māori rights and recognition in law.

September 17, 2024
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