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Air NZ ferrying of Australian troops to Iraq ‘appalling’

The revelations that Air New Zealand has been flying Australian combat troops across the Pacific and up to the Iraqi border is an appalling piece of misjudgement by the airline, Green Party Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Keith Locke says.

Handcuffing of weak hunger striker shocking

Green Party Human Rights Spokesperson Keith Locke has been shocked to hear that Iranian hunger striker Ali Panah has been handcuffed to a guard while lying in Auckland hospital.

Greens voice concern over health of hunger striker

Green MP Keith Locke today expressed concern about the deteriorating health of Iranian hunger striker, Ali Panah, after visiting him in Auckland hospital.

New Immigration Bill a bureaucrat’s Paradise

Green Party Immigration Spokesperson Keith Locke has criticised the Immigration Bill that gives immigration officials the power to subject New Zealanders to random biometric identity checks, and to use secret information in immigration proceedings.

Locke lends support to Paul Buchanan

Green Party Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Keith Locke is giving moral support to the sacked Auckland University lecturer Paul Buchanan.

Peters fails the democracy test on Burma

Green Party Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Keith Locke is disappointed that Foreign Minister Winston Peters did not call for the release of democracy leader Aung San Sun Kyi following his dialogue yesterday with Burmese foreign minister U Nyan Win.

No political witch hunts, Greens say

The Green Party is rejecting proposals for a register of the political interests of civil servants and their partners.

Human Rights are NOT for Sale

Green Party Human Rights Spokesperson Keith Locke and Chinese dissident Chen Yonglin will be among speakers at a rally being held at Parliament on Thursday the 19th of July.

Greens salute bravery of Corporal Apiata VC

The Green Party supported the motion in Parliament today to salute the bravery of Corporal Willy Apiata, and his receipt of the Victoria Cross.