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Photo Essay: Inter-Faith Dialogues Waitangi 07
Photo Essay: Inter-Faith Dialogues Waitangi 2007
By Joseph Barratt - AUT
The Inter-Faith Dialogue Forum taking place in Waitangi, New Zealand, has been the focus of both human rights protest and that of the Destiny Church. Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has been criticised for not addressing political murders taking place in the Philippines, and the NZ government has been challenged to acknowledge the Christian faith as New Zealand's founding religion.
Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo - Click for big version
NZ Foreign Minister, Winston Peters - Click for big version
Delegate leaders going onto Waitangi grounds - Click for big version
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Other delegates going onto grounds - Click for big version
Human right protesters - Click for big version
Denis Maga protesting outside interfaith talks - Click for big version
Human right protesters - Click for big version
Early arrivals for Destiny - Click for big version
Brian Tamaki Arrives - Click for big version
Thousand of Destiny supporters at Waitangi - Click for big version
Destiny supporters after the march going back over the bridge - Click for big version
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