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Showing posts with label Michael Laws. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Laws. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 2, 2025

Michael Laws on the incompatibility of human rights and Māori sovereignty.


On The Platform, Michael discusses Auckland Law School Associate Professor Andrew Erueti's new research, Indigenous Rights Beyond the Liberal Frame, explores how governments use the language of "equalit", "non-discrimination" and "one law for all" to resist Māori authority and constitutional transformation.


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Thursday, July 3, 2025

Graham Adams: Stanford’s sly Treaty move backfires


National on back foot over Education bill.

Among the welter of commentary surrounding the recent publication of Jacinda Ardern’s memoir, it was very noticeable that journalists avoided mentioning co-governance and race-based policy as a significant factor in her political demise. It’s a topic they mostly prefer to skirt if they can.

This is perhaps not surprising given she paid legacy media companies $55 million to promote co-governance by insisting the Treaty be treated as a “partnership” as a condition for receiving taxpayer money.