standing up for our rights

 Hi guys today i am going to be about standing up for a our rights.

Discrimination  he act of teating some people. unfairly because of prejudice.

prejudice an opinio formed  without knowing.

sterotypes  a standardised and oversimpuified  and inaccurate  conception held by many people.  

protest  and abjectiom or complaint,to express objections in a planned,orgamised way.

social maessaging  passing of a message/idea from person to person in a community.

dawn raids  

Overstayers and their families were often prosecuted and then deported back to their countries. The Dawn raids were particularly controversial, as despite Pacific Islanders only making on one-third of visa over-stayers, they accounted for 86% of those arrested and prosecuted 

 1976, New Zealand police and immigration officials stormed the homes, workplaces and even churches of Pasifika people, searching for those who had overstayed their visas. Tigilau Ness and his Panther brothers and sisters dawn raided ministers to protest against the policy.

baston ponit 

How Bastion Point affect NZ

The Bastion Point protest had a significant impact on the Maori community as it showed Maori that many New Zealanders were concerned with their land grievances, and paved the way for Maori tribes to deal with their land grievances in a way that was fair and just

The protest ended when the government sent in police to clear the protesters and demolish their makeshift homes. The new housing was never built and under a Treaty of Waitangi settlement much of the land was returned to Ngāti Whātua.

when the Bastion Point  land got there returned to the people that wer liveing there .

1 july 1988.

what happend in the bastion point 

The occupation of Bastion Point lasted 506 days. It began on 5 January 1977, and ended on 25 May 1978 (the 507th day), when 222 protesters were evicted and arrested by police. After the end of the occupation, Ngāti Whātua filed claims to the Waitangi Tribunal, which the government largely accepted.