Land loss and the Treaty of Waitangi
DIGITAL LIBRARY
Description
This paper looks at the spiritual and economic threads which bound Maori to the land. Land ensures the welfare of the people and resources on the land were part of the taonga of the Maori world and their management strictly controlled. Such controls was tika and just. Its removal by Pakeha was in breach of the Treaty. This paper focuses on this unjust situation.
Table of contents
Nga kupu timatanga; Nga whakaaro whanui; Te Kaupapa o te Tino Rangatiratanga; Te Riri Pakeha.
Artifacts
Primary author: Wellington Maori Legal Service Inc
Author biography: Māori
Publisher: Wellington Maori Legal Service Inc
Publication format: Speech
Publication date: 1991
Publication place: Wellington
Publication availability: Yes
Publication location: Treaty Resource Centre
Catalog reference: 346.93 – Filing Cabinet
Misc. notes: A paper prepared for the Conference “Kai Tika”, Wellington, March 15-16, 1991
Content type: History, Injustice
Informal group: Pākehā
Culture related topics: Concept of culture
Historical period: 20th
Resources: Land