How New Zealand’s Justice System Produces Māori Over-Incarceration
New Zealand’s justice system presents itself as liberal and fair, yet its design continues to police, punish, and…
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New Zealand’s Tribunals are a Model for Canadian Reconciliation
An independent tribunal to handle land claims may be the path forward for reconciliation in Canada.
Women’s Hard-Won Rights Are Under Legislative Threat
Despite a few exceptions, 2021 to date has been a year of legislative backlash to women’s rights, repealing many of…
CANZUK: Modern Alliance or Old Empire?
The past few years have marked the beginning of a dramatic rebalancing of global power, leaving a power vacuum for…
Losing Face: The Structural Inadequacies of Australia’s ‘Pacific Step Up’
This February, New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, embarked on her first state visit to The Republic of…
Milkshaking Up Activism: the power of humour in resistance
Business in Westminster’s parliamentary chambers has been relatively quiet since Brexit Day was postponed to 31…
Face au suprémacisme blanc: la leçon de Jacinda Ardern à Donald Trump
Le 15 mars dernier, en Nouvelle-Zélande, un attentat terroriste a pris pour cible les mosquées Al Nour et Linwood…
Opinion: On the Christchurch Terror Attack
Yesterday, forty nine people were gunned down as they gathered for Friday prayers in Al Nour mosque and Linwood…
Kiribati: Potentially the First Uninhabitable Island Nation
Kiribati, a central Pacific nation comprised of 33 atolls and reef islands will be one of the first countries in…
Common-Wealth of Reform: Looking Abroad to fix Canada’s Electoral System
With the passing of the New Year, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his government have entered their third full…