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The Government has further strengthened and clarified counter-terrorism laws, particularly around high-risk individuals, to make our communities safer, Justice Minister Kiri Allan said. The Counter-Terrorism Acts (Designations and Control Orders) Amendment .
A proposed amendment to the country s counter-terrorism law has passed its third reading, expecting to help better prevent and respond to terror attacks.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's parliament on Wednesday proposed changes to the country's counter-terrorism laws to provide more restrictions on people thought likely to be planning an attack.
The aim is to make it harder for people who are known threats to undertake terrorist acts, New Zealand s Justice Minister Kiri Allan said on Wednesday.
The New Zealand government is strengthening counter-terrorism laws to make it harder for people who are known threats to undertake terrorist acts, Justice Minister Kiri Allan said on Wednesday.Following the terror attack in Auckland's Lynn Mall .
John Battersby: How NZ overlooked Isis bride Suhayra Aden and what we must learn from it 28 Feb, 2021 11:03 PM 5 minutes to read PM Jacinda Ardern firing a broadside at Australia over a woman, who was born in NZ and moved to Aust when 6, detained in Turkey, suspected of being an Isis terrorist. PM Jacinda Ardern firing a broadside at Australia over a woman, who was born in NZ and moved to Aust when 6, detained in Turkey, suspected of being an Isis terrorist. NZ Herald OPINION The apprehension of New Zealand ISIS affiliate Suhayra Aden by Turkish authorities, and our reaction to it, provides an interesting insight into New Zealanders understanding of terrorism and how to counter it.