Glaring Inconsistency In New Zealand's Response To Global Humanitarian Crises
Recently FIANZ Advocacy - Youth Leaders had a very positive engagement with officials from the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet (DPMC), Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Immigration NZ and NZ Police. Based on the information and clarification we received, we have decided on an evidence-based position paper recommending NZ's response to the current humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
As concerned youth advocates for human rights, it is crucial that we engage in a meaningful dialogue about New Zealand’s response to the conflict in Gaza. Recent developments, including the International Court of Justice's ruling on the legal consequences of Israel's actions in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, underscore the urgency of this matter.
The report can be read here: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/23daea6d0c.html

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