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New Zealand political party promoting indigenous rights
The No Kings movement has attracted a mix of grassroots local organizers, progressive activist groups, and some aligned Māori leaders, while drawing criticism from local officials and elements within ...
The available reporting identifies a mix of grassroots organizers, local activist groups, and at least one high-profile indigenous activist as of the No Kings movement, but the evidence is uneven: mos...
The No Kings movement faces criticisms that range from practical governance concerns and risks of violence to being conceptually diffuse or conflated with unrelated groups; supporters counter that int...
Mainstream parties' recorded responses to the No Kings movement are limited in the provided material: the clearest concrete political reaction is , signalling a preference for pressure from within est...
The reporting provided contains across the sampled stories. Local activists, community organizers and protesters are identified as supporters and participants in rallies and “No Kings Day” events, but...
Executive summary The available materials show ; reporting and event notices describe protest actions, national days of defiance, and a split from an allied group, but do not record formal endorsement...