Maori fisheries

DIGITAL LIBRARY

Description

As we head in to the 1990's, the broad spectrum of issues raised by 150 years of fascist oppression are brought to a head in the current dispute over Maori fisheries. This paper peresents a Maori point of view of their fishing rights and what has happened to them.

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Artifacts

Maori-Fisheries.pdf

Author
Publication
Categories

Primary author: Nepia, Michael

Author biography: Māori

Publisher: Michael Nepia

Publication format: Speech

Publication date: Unknown

Publication place: Unknown

Publication availability: Yes

Publication location: Treaty Resource Centre

Catalog reference: Filing Cabinet 2 – Maori Fisheries

Content type: Injustice, Oppression

Sector: Community

Culture related topics: Racism

General related topics: Colonisation, Equity/justice/fairness

Resources: Fisheries

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