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© Thomson Reuters 2022.New Zealand proposes stronger terrorism laws
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Wakarimasen
The Empire Strikes Back. Keep the people safe!
Algernon LaCroix
Given Ardern's recent speech at the UN, I wouldn't put it past her to include speech that criticises any pronouncements by her government, the UN, WHO, etc. as terrorism.
Ego Sum Lux Mundi
This sounds great! Nothing could possibly go wrong with this and I'm sure NZ will remain the bestest country in the world with the most freedoms and safety!
BobbyKadmon
Government self censorship: Will the New Zealand Government include malling New Zealand citizens with ineffective injections an act of terror?
Temyong
There are no terroristic activities in New Zealand. The Kiwis are peace loving people. This is just another excuse by the tyrannical terroristic govt to gain more power and control.
GBR48
The 'identity suppression' is creepy and fascistic. Justice should be done and should be seen to be done. For that, you need transparency.
Something NZ don't seem to get: See: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/grace-millane-killer-anonymity-new-zealand-a4367871.html
2020hindsights
GBR48
Not at all. Without it you have trial by media.
People have had their lives ruined, for example, by a sexual assault accusation, when they have subsequently been found to be not guilty.
Once someone has been convicted, you get to know their name.
2020hindsights
Temyong
And yet, the article describes a knife attack, where police couldn't get involved with a known extremist until after they stabbed someone: