NZ MP Welcomes Court Action Over Loss Of Language Books
NZ MP Welcomes Court Action Over Loss Of Language
Books
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AUCKLAND (Radio NZ International/Pacific Media Watch): An opposition MP in New Zealand says he supports a coalition taking court action over the Ministry of Education’s move to suspend the producing of Pacific language books for schools.
The Coalition of Pacific languages group represents more than 40 Pacific organisations and thousands of parents and individuals, who say the government’s move is a breach of human rights.
They are opposed to the production of the popular Tupu and Folaunga series of language books being stopped indefinitely.
Mangere Labour MP, Su’a William Sio, says the community’s effort to fight it, is understandable.
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