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  • Green Party protects stranded Kiwis from $3000 fee for coming home

    James Shaw and Golriz Ghahraman July 29, 2020 1:11 PM
    The Green Party are ensuring that New Zealanders who were overseas when COVID-19 hit will not be charged for the cost of isolation or quarantine if they return home to live.
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  • Global Affairs

    July 25, 2020 1:55 PM
    Aotearoa can play a leading role creating a connected and compassionate world, where the global community works together to address issues including climate change, human rights, and public health by upholding the international rule of law, and promoting peace and shared responsibility. The world is going through a period of instability, with the impacts of climate change, COVID-19, war, international inequality, mass displacement, pollution, and biodiversity loss among the challenges. Lack of political resolve to combat these challenges leads to...
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  • Green MP joins international call to cancel developing countries’ debt

    Golriz Ghahraman May 17, 2020 9:10 AM
    Green MP Golriz Ghahraman is joining over 300 lawmakers from around the world in calling on the big banks and the IMF to forgive the debt of developing countries, in the wake of the COVID crisis.
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  • Global Affairs Policy

    April 04, 2020 12:00 PM
    Click here for our 2020 Election Priorities for Global Affairs Aotearoa New Zealand can be a responsible global citizen, working to promote peace, human rights, and environmental sustainability, especially in the Asia-Pacific region. Aotearoa New Zealand’s foreign policy should promote peace and human rights New Zealand law should ensure that our armed forces never engage in overseas military action without a UN sanction and the approval of Parliament. Our human rights and peace advocacy work should focus on the Asia-Pacific...
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  • Government announces climate action plan

    James Shaw August 03, 2019 1:30 PM
    Climate Change Minister James Shaw has today released the Government’s Climate Action Plan in response to the Productivity Commission’s inquiry into the low emissions economy. “Our Government is committed to a just and rapid transition to a low emissions economy, because it’s vital that we play our part looking after our planet. We’re already taking action on many of the Productivity Commission’s recommendations. Climate change is an urgent issue requiring an urgent response, to ensure a stable climate for future...
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  • Green Party oppose further deployment of NZ troops to Afghanistan and Iraq

    Golriz Ghahraman September 18, 2018 8:49 AM
    The decision by Cabinet to continue to deploy troops to Iraq and Afghanistan is strongly opposed by the Green Party, who believe the money would be better spent on humanitarian aid in the regions.
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  • New Zealand cannot tolerate US incarceration of children

    Golriz Ghahraman June 20, 2018 11:50 AM
    The treatment of migrant children and families at the United States border is heart-breaking and intolerable. The Green Party calls on the New Zealand Government to condemn this egregious breach of human rights. “The mass detention of children and separation from their families as a part of immigration policy is unacceptable,” says Golriz Ghahraman, Green Party human rights spokesperson. “It is abhorrent to do it as a way to ‘deter’ their parents from seeking asylum or migrating to the United...
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  • Green Party condemns slaughter in Gaza

    Marama Davidson May 15, 2018 11:14 AM
    The Green Party is strongly condemning the slaughter perpetrated by the Israeli armed forces in Gaza overnight following the opening of the new United States Embassy in Jerusalem, which has resulted in the murder of at least 52 civilians and over 2400 injured.  This is the second deadly massacre of protestors perpetrated by the Israeli armed forces this year and is the deadliest onslaught in Gaza since 2014.  “As predicted the opening of Donald Trump’s confrontational Embassy in Jerusalem has...
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  • Green Party remains opposed to the TPP-11

    James Shaw September 08, 2017 1:31 PM
    The Green Party today remains deeply concerned about the TPPA’s successor agreement, TPP-11. "The most egregious clauses in the original TPPA were the investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) mechanisms, which were included largely at the insistence of the United States. Now that the US isn't a part of it anymore, the remaining countries should simply remove the ISDS mechanisms," said Green Party Leader James Shaw. “As long as the ISDS mechanisms remain in place, the TPP-11 undermines New Zealand’s ability to...
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