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Push for law to stop products from forced labour being sold in NZ - Vimarsana News

Push for law to stop products from forced labour being sold in NZ

Deleted. “I want the New Zealand Government to care.” It is estimated that up to 2 million Uyghurs have been detained in prisons and detention centres as part of a brutal crackdown on the ethnic minority in Xinjiang province. Hundreds of thousands more have been made to work in state labour schemes within the region or have been transported to factories across China. Modern slavery legislation would bring New Zealand in line with countries such as the United Kingdom and Australia, although those countries have gone further by drafting laws to specifically stop the importation of goods...

NZ business and political links to blacklisted Chinese company iFlytek - Vimarsana News

NZ business and political links to blacklisted Chinese company iFlytek

The New Zealand Government has financial links to a Chinese company whose technology is used in the Chinese Government’s persecution of Uy​ghurs.

Deleted - New Zealand's Links To A Covert Genocide - Vimarsana News

Deleted - New Zealand's Links To A Covert Genocide

Stuff Circuit’s latest documentary, Deleted , investigates China’s persecution of Uyghurs and reveals how all of us - including the New Zealand government - are compromised. There’s growing international awareness of mass-scale human rights ...

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About Stuff | Stuff.co.nz

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Public purse to bankroll more of our news - Vimarsana News

Public purse to bankroll more of our news

Photo: RNZ / Dom Thomas Broadcasting minister Kris Faafoi said the new fund will support “public interest journalism which would otherwise be at risk . . . to be produced and shared through New Zealand media outlets”. He said it will be open to all media organisations  - including local and regional ones and Māori, Pacific and ethnic media - and administered by the funding agency NZ on Air.  The money will be available over three years, with the first $10 million available in the current financial year and applications open from April. The Ministry for Culture and Heritage website says...

Source: rnz.co.nz