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Ms Rebiya Kadeer: Why China Needs to Recognise the...

Come hear this Chinese Uighur leader and human rights activist speaks about her life and her people.

Ms Rebiya Kadeer: Why China Needs to Recognise the...

Come hear this Chinese Uighur leader and human rights activist speaks about her life and her people.

Defence at crossroads as Project Sirius looms

Pressure is on the Government to give the green light to a $445 million electronic upgrade for the Air Force Orions.

Geo-politics of Oil with Keith Locke

Keith Locke will be presenting his highly successful Geo-politics of oil talk at the Tivoli on Waiheke

Repression is not an Olympic Sport – Action...

Action outside of Parliament tomorrow, 1pm, to highlight human rights abuses in China in the lead up to the Olympics. It marks the first day of Ni Yulan's trial. Ni Yulan is a vocal critic of the Chinese government and will appear in court for defending the rights of displaced people in Beijing.

Drinking Liberally with Keith Locke MP

Politics at the pub with Keith Locke

Fahrenheit 9/11 isn’t Just About America

In Fahrenheit 9/11 Michael Moore shows how George W Bush's "War on Terror" is also a war on the civil liberties of Americans.But it's not just "over there" that long-cherished freedoms are being taken away.

Our Privacy Under Threat – Keith Locke speaks on...

Our Privacy Under Threat: what is wrong with the Search & Surveillance Bill and the Security Intelligence Services Amendment Bill.

Support Reconstruction Not Destruction in Afghanistan

The Government has sent SAS troops back to Afghanistan, to a war commentators frequently describe as ‘unwinnable’.  Opinion polls in countries that are actively engaged in the war – such as Australia, Britain and Canada – show a majority in favour of withdrawing combat troops.  Going into Afghanistan now in a combat role is akin to deciding to send troops to Vietnam in late 1974.