Did Thousands Māori

Watch: New Zealand's Māori protests explained

The BBC's Katy Watson reports from Wellington on why tens of thousands have taken to the streets.

Thousands flock to NZ capital in huge Māori protests

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New Zealand's founding treaty is at a flashpoint. Why are thousands protesting for Māori rights?

Thousands of people are marching the length of New Zealand in protest of a proposed law that would redefine the country’s founding agreement between Indigenous Māori and the British Crown

World - ABC News - 23 hours ago

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World - The Guardian - 14 hours ago

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World - ABC News - 10 hours ago

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World - The Guardian - November 7

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