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serendipitous1
Nicely timed for her to catch an All Blacks game too!
Chelsea
Yeah it must be nice for her to run away from all the problems going on in New Zealand right now. Typical Jacinda.
Aly Rustom
Ha!!
Concerned Citizen
Perhaps she'll urge the Japanese to take seriously women who accuse men in power of sexual abuse?
Strangerland
Please tell us about all these problems she is running away from.
Sh1mon M4sada
@RiskyMosaic
Hi there Nigel H, how's Labour going with the abuse scandal, any more apologies in store?
Sh1mon M4sada
I don't know who runs PM Ardern's diary, but given she is the female PM, representing a Labour party facing massive sexual abuse scandals from within and outside the Labour party, it's a bad time to be going on tour. What is that saying to the victims?
Veronica Apon-Tago
I hope the Japanese people have access to NZ current news to read and know how the NZ Prime Minister is unable to deal with the sexual assaults where the victims are within her political umbrella! Her government never seems to execute a high standard of performance. So, she will be in Japan for 5 days and the sexual assaults and the victims are still in limbo!!!
Chelsea
Strangerland, maybe you could look up any NZ news such as her party's sex scandals and the Ihumatao land protests she doesn't want to sort out.
News poll says 80% of New Zealanders don't believe her when she says she didn't know about the sexual assaults, which is probably because it was all over the media so we all knew, why didn't she know?