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Santee City Council moving toward allowing cannabis in the city - Vimarsana News

Santee City Council moving toward allowing cannabis in the city

Businesses could provide needed revenue

Thousands march Auckland's Queen St in support of Palestinians - Vimarsana News

Thousands march Auckland's Queen St in support of Palestinians

Aucklanders have taken part in a march along Queen Street to condemn Israeli brutality against Palestinians.

Man's death at Christchurch social housing unit not considered suspicious - Vimarsana News

Man's death at Christchurch social housing unit not considered suspicious

A man found dead at a social housing unit in Christchurch had credited living there with helping beat his addictions.

Human Rights – Trading military equipment with Israel is a human rights outrage - Vimarsana News

Human Rights – Trading military equipment with Israel is a human rights outrage

Source: Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa Revelations that foreign affairs officials have approved the sale of  military equipment to a host of human-rights-abusing countries,  including Israel, is an outrage. In recent years foreign affairs has been dominated by trade priorities  with concerns for human rights sidelined. Senior foreign affairs staff at all levels have advised successive ministers of foreign affairs to prioritise trade above everything else. The tragic outcome was seen in last night’s television one story. In Israel’s case the situation is even more gal...

Column: Santee council's disputed 'hateful rhetoric' claim dredges up city's own dark past - Vimarsana News

Column: Santee council's disputed 'hateful rhetoric' claim dredges up city's own dark past

Print Santee worked hard over the last year to move past two ugly incidents that brought unwanted national attention and rekindled interest in the small East County city’s history of racism. Just days apart in May in two different grocery stores, a man was spotted wearing a Ku Klux Klan-style hood and two people were seen wearing face masks with swastikas on them. Amid citywide soul-searching, public officials universally condemned the events as hate speech, fostered dialog about the city’s culture, expanded a community policing committee and hung banners declaring “Santee Embraces Unit...