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Black British are here to stay - A Christian View of Immigration

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Greater London Churches' Council
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none
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none
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none
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none
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Publisher: 
Greater London Churches' Council
Place of publication: 
London
Date of Publication: 
c1977
Physical description: 
A4 folded to A5, photocopy on blue paper, photograph on cover
Where can I find this?: 
Treaty Resource Centre
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So just remember, The Facts, How many people are coming in? Who is allowed in? So it's not easy to get into Britian? We Say... And Now...
Content Description: 
An anti racism pamphlet addressing issues of racism and immigration in Britain.

Transcript of Interview with Paul Temm QC - on High Court decision Maori rights to traditional fisheries

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None
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none
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none
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none
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Unknown
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none
Date of Publication: 
c1986
Physical description: 
4 pages, A4, double sided, photocopy, b/w
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Treaty Resource Centre
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Table of Contents: 
Questions include: How has the Treaty been regarded in the past by the courts?, Do you think that this decision is going to change anything?, How will it be implemented?, Will there be parallel laws governing fishing grounds?
Content Description: 
This edited transcript of a interview with Paul Temm QC and former Waitangi Tribunal Member,follows Justice Williams decision in the High Court confirming Maori fishing rights as guaranteed under the Treaty of Waitangi. Paul Temm explains the background and implication of the deicion. The interviewer is unknown.
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