Yearly Archives: 2006

China and Human Rights

A Summary of human rights abuses in China, including Tibet and Falun Gong.

JustPeace #94

A fortnightly Green Bulletin of News, Action and Analysis NEWS DISAPPOINTING OUTCOME IN THE KENDALL-SMITH CASE. Commenting on the outcome of the court martial of Flight-Li

Civil Defence all at sea over media work

Green Party MP Keith Locke has criticised national Civil Defence headquarters over slowness in letting the media know there was not a tsunami on the way.

JustPeace # 95

A fortnightly Green Bulletin of Peace News, Action and Analysis NEWS NON-NUCLEAR; NON-NEGOTIABLE — is the

Greens want broader inquiry on pepper spray use

The Green Party is calling for a broader general inquiry into Police use of pepper spray following the gratuitous pepper-spraying of a man on the ground outside Thursday's Fight-For-Life event.

Police – Pepper Spray

KEITH LOCKE (Green) to the Minister of Police: Has she received any reports that the police are inappropriately using pepper spray; if so, what action does she plan to take?

Fake cops an offence to the uniform

Police could be abetting an offence by dressing non-sworn officers in blue Police uniforms with police hats, the Green Party Police Spokesperson Keith Locke says.

Waihopai spies are the real anti-Americans

Latest revelations that the NSA keeps huge data banks on the phone calls and e-mails of ordinary US citizens should prompt the Government to review its involvement with the Waihopai spy base.

Greens look to overseas aid budget increase

Thursday's Budget should contain a significant increase in overseas development aid, Green Party Overseas Development Assistance Spokesperson Keith Locke says.