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FULL COVERAGE: Interfaith Dialogue Forum, Waitangi

FULL COVERAGE: Interfaith Dialogue Forum – Waitangi New Zealand 2007

NDU Report: Filipino unionist fears for his life Supermarket distribution workers have walked out in support of Filipino trade union leader Dennis Maga who had just learnt that his life or freedom is at risk for protesting against the Filipino President in New Zealand, says the National Distribution Union (NDU). More >>

Scoop Feature: Feature: Tolerance & Acceptance Needs To Be Taught By Joseph Barratt – AUT: In the wake of huge media attention focusing on human rights and religious protests, InterFaith Dialogue delegates have announced their acceptance of a plan of action to reduce faith based conflicts in the Pacific-Asia region. More >>

Scoop Report: Religious Education Top Of InterFaith Agenda - Joseph Barratt reports: Proposals for interfaith education have gained momentum at interfaith dialogues at Waitangi. At the current InterFaith Dialogue talks in Waitangi one of the key topics being discussed is religious education - to increase understandings of different religions and cultures at school level. More >>

Scoop Report: Destiny Church Angry At Proposed Secular NZ Brand - By Joseph Barratt – AUT: Thousands of protesters angry at a proposed “secular New Zealand” brand advanced by Prime Minister Helen Clark marched against the interfaith talks at Waitangi on Tuesday. The statement on religious diversity is one of the documents that the interfaith talks are based on. The protest was against the first principle in the statement “New Zealand has no established or official religion.” More >>

  • Scoop Photo-Essay 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. More>>
  • (95bFM Audio): Paul Deady's The Wire: Paul Deady and AUT journalism student Joseph Barratt (reporting for Scoop) discuss what has been happening at the Inter-Faith Dialogue Forum held in Waitangi.
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