PSNA Newsletter No 214 - 12 November 2025

12 Whiringa-ā-rangi 2025
12 November 2025

Newsletter No 214

Items in this newsletter

Nationwide rallies/marches/vigils this week
National Protest in Wellington – Wednesday 10th December
A week of action on SodaStream – 22 Nov to 30 Nov
Would you like to become a Warehouse Group Shareholder and go into the AGM to ask questions?
ASB Challenge: “Spend their time for Palestine”
Join the ICC Six Watch!
BDS victory - “Israel – Premier Tech” becomes “Premier Tech”
Israel’s other occupied territory
“Made in Palestine” comes to Ōtautahi/Christchurch
A few pics from around the country this week
New Internationalist on Genocide and resistance in Gaza
Sticker Phantom’s advice on stickering
Keep writing those letters
An invitation to Wellington supporters
Police anti-democratic overreach targets protesters outside National MP offices
Boycott Reebok
Israel’s war on Palestinian children continues
Why we need to build Palestine House in Aotearoa New Zealand
Voices for Palestine – Tāmaki fundraiser
Designate Israel as a terrorist state and the IDF as a terrorist group
Complicit with Genocide
Sitting on the Fence documentary
Keep spreading the message about the Genocide Hotline!
Important stories this week
Merchandise for sale

Nationwide rallies/marches/MP protests/vigils this week

We have discontinued the Rally list in the newsletter as it can be out of date as soon as the newsletter is sent. We have added a page to the PSNA website which is posted on Wednesday afternoon and then updated as any moves adds and changes are available. See first option.

To view events around Aotearoa. Options:

There is now a page on the PSNA website where you can see the coming events for the week. It is updated on Wednesday afternoons for coming events. It is also updated with any late events or if an event needs to be changed. See here. Check back on Fridays to see if there are any changes. Give it a try right now. Email Admin@PSNA.nz if there are any events missing or a change is required.
Go to the PSNA Homepage – www.PSNA.nz Scroll down to the button “For a list of events Nationwide, please click here - Check back often for updates” and Click the button. Check back on Friday for any moves, adds or changes
Or go directly to events on the PSNA Facebook events page here
There is also a QR code which will take you to the PSNA events page on the PSNA website

There are more than 30 events around the Motu this week.

National Protest in Wellington – Wednesday 10th December

Don’t look away – it’s not over

12:15 pm Midland Park (Lambton Quay)
12:45 pm Rally at Parliament
2:00 pm March to protest at US Embassy

More details in coming newsletters – book it in your diary now! And alert family and friends. Prepare for an historic rally for Palestine!

A week of action on SodaStream – 22 Nov to 30 Nov

Three-Stage Week of Action coming up

Let’s get stuck in with protests, pickets and stickers targeting Noel Leeming selling Sodastream products from Apartheid Israel.

Let’s get Sodastream off the shelves once and for all!

1. Saturday November 22

Nationwide Protests during the weekend at as many possible of the 70 Noel Leeming stores nationwide.

Stock up now on brochures and stickers. Email Merchandise@PSNA.nz for these.

2. Week of November 22 to 28

Get out with groups and people targeting Noel Leeming during the week to make life difficult to sell Sodastream products.

3. Friday 28 November

Join the Auckland PSNA Protest the Warehouse Group AGM from 9am at 26 The Warehouse Way, Northcote, Auckland.

The Warehouse owns Noel Leeming and the Warehouse AGM is at the Store Support Office.

Would you like to become a Warehouse Group Shareholder and go into the AGM to ask questions?

This is mainly for Tamaki-based supporters.

You can use share buying services like Sharesies to purchase shares in the Warehouse. This will allow you access to their AGM as a shareholder. Or you may have another share buying service that will allow you to buy shares in the Warehouse.

For Sharesies:

Go to the Sharesies website – www.Sharsies.nz
Sign up for an “Investment account”.
Log into the account.
Look for the button – “Top up Wallet” It is in the “Portfolio” part of the website
Add some funds, maybe $100 or slightly more. Then wait until the funds show up in your wallet. It may take overnight.
Once the funds are in your wallet, look for the “Buy Investments” button
Click on the button and then search for the “Warehouse Group Ltd”.
Click the “Buy” button at the bottom of the page
Choose “Market Buy in Dollars” in the Options then click “Next”.
Put in the value of how much you want to invest – Like $100.
Then Click “Review”
It will outline your total spend, the Investment and the fees associated with the buy.
Then click “Buy”.
You will receive confirmation of your purchase.

Make sure you print out the page showing you own shares in the Warehouse. Take that to the AGM as proof of ownership.

You can do that by printing the Portfolio page and/or clicking on the Warehouse in your portfolio, click on “Your Investment” and then printing this page.

When you go to the Warehouse AGM, if you are told that you don’t come up on the share register, say you have purchased the shares through Sharesies, as shown in your printout, and that you Are a Shareholder. Show them your printout(s).

Once you are inside the AGM, you should be able to ask serious questions about Why the Warehouse Group is selling products on the UN banned list.

Once you have bought shares contact admin@PSNA.nz and we will organise a meeting or zoom call before the AGM to co-ordinate our actions at the meeting.

PS
If you want to go to the Rakon AGM next year (also in Tamaki/Auckland) you can do the same thing. Buy Shares and then attend. Make sure you have relevant questions ready for the Management as they carry out the AGM.

ASB Challenge: “Spend their time for Palestine”

**Will Alexander has a challenge for us**

So I’ve got a challenge for you. Or a bit of light hearted competition. BDS works best when our actions cost the complicit company money. We can cost them money without breaking any laws.

Here’s my challenge for you: go and have a very polite and VERY long conversation with an ASB Bank employee. If possible go through the entire process of setting up a home lone and asking about every detail and at the end of this long as possible conversation ask them about their 14 million dollar investment in Motorola which is deeply complicit in Israel’s genocide and ethnic cleansing. And when they confess their enormous investment in genocide you decide this is not the bank for you.

It doesn’t have to be to that extent but every minute of ASBs time you spend, costs them money that would otherwise be spent supporting the murder of children.

If you want to take part in the competition then email how much time you spent in ASB to spendtimeforpalestine@gmail.com and I’ll post the leader’s board throughout the week using a fake names to keep your identity private.

Take this action from 12 to 22 November at which time we will evaluate this action.

Note: Please be very polite to the ASB employees our focus is not on them but on ASBs CEO Vittoria Shortt.

Join the ICC Six Watch!

Share the poster on social media – keep alert – email ICC6@PSNA.nz if you find where any of these six genocide deniers are due to show up.

BDS victory - “Israel – Premier Tech” becomes “Premier Tech”

Thanks to the people of Spain who made life hell for the Israel cycling team at the Vuelta Espana, the crisis engulfing the team formerly known as Israel – Premier Tech has reached a breaking point. Canadian company Premier Tech has terminated its co-title sponsorship with immediate effect, citing that the project’s “core reason” for involvement had been “overshadowed to a point where it has become untenable”.

Read the full story here

Israel’s other occupied territory

“Made in Palestine” comes to Ōtautahi/Christchurch

We were wondering if you could please include details of our art exhibition/fundraiser called Made in Palestine in your newsletter next week? Versions of the exhibition have been presented in Te Whanganui-a-Tara last year and in Tāmaki Makaurau earlier this year (with the amazing Maher Nazzal helping us!). We are now bringing it to central Ōtautahi so would love it if you could please help advertise:

MADE IN PALESTINE exhibition / fundraiser is coming to Ōtautahi!

Join the artists for refreshments after the usual weekly rally: 2:30pm, Sat 22 Nov at CoCA Toi Moroki Gallery, 66 Gloucester Street, Central City.

The exhibition by Emily Hartley-Skudder, Pinky Fang and Nathan Taare presents vintage cosmetics which were made in Palestine and imported to Aotearoa before 1948. Seeing “Palestine” emblazoned on these artefacts as their country of origin is powerful: they assert its ongoing existence by serving as tangible, historical evidence of a land many still try to erase and refuse to officially recognise.

Photographs and fragrance are for sale online with proceeds to Aotearoa-Palestinian charity Convoys of Good for families in Gaza. Also pick up the Beauty Boycott Zine! The exhibition runs until Sun 14 Dec, 2025.

A few pics from around the country this week

Video of the Auckland march can be viewed here

New Internationalist on Genocide and resistance in Gaza

Gaza: Genocide and Resistance New Internationalist (Paywalled but Illan Pappe pasted below ) https://newint.org/issues/2025/11/06/gaza-genocide-and-resistance

Despite the latest ‘ceasefire’, Israel’s genocide and engineered famine continues to devastate Gaza. This magazine confronts the history of Israeli violence and the steadfast Palestinian resistance to war, displacement and annihilation.

Preview on Exact Editions or buy a single issue from the Ethical Shop.

Palestine – Article by renowned Israeli history Professor Ilan Pappe

'Wipe Gaza off the face of the earth.' 'The children in Gaza have brought this upon themselves.' 'For all of them there is but one sentence, and this is death.' These chilling words, uttered by high- ranking Israeli politicians in the months after 7 October 2023, are not anomalies. In the past two years, explicit calls for the eradication of Gaza have become common-place in Israel's political and media landscape. During this time, human rights group Al-Haq has recorded more than 1,000 such comments from ministers, deputies, military personnel and other public figures.¹ This rhetoric however was not born in a vacuum. While it has grown louder and more explicit during Israel's war on Gaza, calls to eradicate the Palestinian people have been a feature of the Zionist project from its inception. As researcher Patrick Wolfe noted, the impulse of settler colonial projects such as Zionism is to eliminate the native, which can mean ethnic cleansing and genocide, an impulse that other colonial empires certainly acted on.² The uniqueness of the Zionist project was its historical timing, emerging at the end of the colonial era just as anti-colonial movements and the recognition of human rights were gathering momentum. It encountered not only Indigenous people but also an anti-colonialist liberation movement. This required the early Zionists to concoct a narrative and a dis- course that concealed their real aims of elimination.

Over the years, this smokescreen became thinner as the Israeli authorities escalated their attacks. From an attempt to hide the genocidal ambitions behind the Zionist project, over time, these intentions were proudly broadcast, first internally and then to the world at large.¹

The dehumanization of Palestinians was explicit in the early days of Zionism, but the movement did not possess the power to dispossess the country. However, it had already been a de-Arabized land in the fiction, poetry and paintings of the early Zionists.

Hidden orders
After the Second World War, Israel's leaders moderated their rhetoric for global audiences, but it was not always hidden from the public at home. In whatever version they appeared, references to the Palestinians' fate were informed by a drive to take over as much of the land as possible, leaving as few Palestinians in it as possible.⁸ The displacement of the Palestinian people began through incremental ethnic cleansing with the help of the British during the mandatory period (1920-1948) and culminated in the massive expulsion in 1948.3 The escalation from incremental to massive ethnic cleansing also changed the language, but unlike today, it was only in Hebrew and appeared mainly in military documents and less in the public domain. Explicit calls to eliminate the Palestinian people appeared in the commands dispatched to the Israeli troops who com- mitted the 1948 ethnic cleansing. The verb 'to eliminate' now appeared in the orders sent to the military units with references to specific villages or neighbourhoods.³ More graphically, these orders included instructions to kill the men in several cases ('men' were defined as anyone above the age of 10), as well as the destruction of stone houses and the burning of huts.³ The Palestinian village was described as the enemy base, and anyone living in it was a legitimate target. When every civilian space is defined as such, the assaults become genocidal. When the targeted spaces are among the most densely populated areas in the world, the miliary operations become genocidal. This was manifested clearly in the words of then-General Gadi Eizenkot, who, in a 2008 interview with the newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, articulated his strategy.⁴ He declared: 'Israel will wield disproportionate power against every village from which shots are fired on Israel, and cause immense damage and destruction. from our perspective, these are military bases'. To justify this violence, Palestinians were depicted as the new Nazis as early as 1948, including their political leadership (from Haj Amin al-Husayni during the British Mandate period to Palestinian Liberation Organization Chairman Yasser Arafat in 1982 Beirut and the Hamas leaders nowadays). Since then, comparison of Palestinians - including the '48 Arabs (the Palestinian citizens of Israel) - to snakes, vermin or cockroaches has appeared quite often in the political Hebrew discourse.⁵

Over time, framing every civilian space as an enemy base hardened into a doctrine, the 'Dahiya Doctrine', named after the carpet bombing of south Beirut in 2006 (although it was exercised, but not in name, against the West Bank refugee camps during the Israeli operation 'Protective Shield' in 2002).

Lifting the smokescreen
The 21st century saw the ascendancy to power in Israel of the extreme right wing whose main characteristic was a far more explicit, and ironically honest, discourse about the real aims of Zionism with regards to the Palestinians. The resistance from the Gaza Strip to Israel's attempt to eliminate the Palestinians escalated both the destruction on the ground and the discourse used to justify it. After Hamas's election success in 2006, Israel imposed a siege by land, air and sea in 2007. These actions were already genocidal from the end of 2008, when the first of three major assaults on the Strip (up to 2023) was launched. Already in 2008, several NGOs had accused Israel of having a deliberate policy of elimination against the population in Gaza. This intention was evident clearly in the ammunition used by the Israeli army since 2008. It included DIME (Dense Inertial Metal Explosives) and white phosphorus, which attracted the attention of human-rights organizations as punitive weapons meant to 'cause extensive and unusual injuries', as Amnesty International has put it.⁶ Indeed, the use of such ammunition was meant to increase the number of dead and extend the magnitude of the destruction.

THE BIG STORY
The Palestinian village was described as the enemy base, and anyone living in it was a legitimate target

The discourse was already beginning to reflect the reality; it was not yet the genocidal language we hear today per se, but it focused on the need to punish the population for electing Hamas.

During the 2014 Israeli assault on the Gaza Strip, the official discourse, under the guidance of Benjamin Netanyahu, focused on comparing Hamas to the Islamic State. This equation was broadcast in particular after the scale of the destruction of Israel's assault - 2,202 Palestinians killed, including 526 children, in just 50 days - prompted wide- spread Western condemnation for the excessive use of force, but these critics were ignoring the ideological genocidal intention behind it.⁷

The current violence that began in October 2023 wiped out any disparity between the genocidal action and the genocidal discourse. The Hamas operation seemed to liberate Israeli politicians, educators, generals and journalists from any need to sanitize their reference to the Palestinians as 'Amalekites', namely the rival to early Hebrews dis- cussed in the Old Testament, which God commanded to be wiped out as punishment for attacks on Israelites.⁸

Most of these and similar horrific calls to genocide were in Hebrew, but every now and then, they slipped into English by less careful politicians. The assertion was that Israel's allies accepted the depiction of the Hamas attack as a second holocaust. Once again, 'nazifying' the Palestinians was meant to justify its genocidal policies, both before and after the fact.

The Zionist movement tried full elimination of Palestine in 1948 but did so while disguising the discourse around it. The Palestinian resistance, so official

Israeli sources believe, provided an even better opportunity to try again.³

In the past, Israel's evasive language gave the West an excuse to ignore its eliminatory policies on the ground. That excuse is gone. The incremental genocide has given way to a full-blown televised one. The question now is whether the removal of this smokescreen will finally force the West to confront the destruction wrought by the project it helped establish and sustain, and to end its impunity.

Sticker Phantom’s advice on stickering

Stickering is not everyone’s cup of tea but it is a singularly effective action to pressure companies to stop stocking products supporting apartheid and genocide.

If a shop employee accuses you of stickering anything…

never admit anything to anybody ever, make them prove it
if you think you may be about to be trespassed don't answer the phone to any unfamiliar numbers & don't answer the door, there is no law to say you have to do either. Make it as hard & expensive for the police as possible.

2 blue shirts climbed over my 1.7 m high locked gate to serve me a trespass notice and climbed back over to leave as I didn't offer to unlock it.

Keep writing those letters

An invitation to Wellington supporters

Al-Rifaq: We publish contemporary political writing by Arab scholars, journalists, and organic intellectuals every fortnight on Substack. https://alrifaq.substack.com/

We formed at the beginning of 2025, after our team members were seeing a big gap between what's published in Arabic about the war and what we can access in English, and wanted to do something about that.

We've created a slim but punchy book as a fundraiser – all proceeds go towards commissioning further work from translators living in and connected to Gaza. The six essays help us to understand the Palestinian question on terms consistent with their historic mission of liberation.

Pre-sales are live Of Weapons and Words | Al-Rifaq

We recommend PSNA supporters purchase a pre-sale book – see link above and support this important initiative.

Police anti-democratic overreach targets protesters outside National MP offices

PSNA Media Release 6 November:

PSNA is accusing Christchurch police of overreach and committing a chilling breach of the right to protest, by issuing trespass notices on people protesting National Party MPs’ complicity in Israel’s genocide.

The Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa has asked the Independent Police Conduct Authority for an urgent investigation.

Last Thursday, PSNA Co-Chair John Minto says he was one of around 20 people protesting outside the Clyde Road office of National MP Hamish Campbell at the Fendalton Mall.

“No-one asked us to leave. After a couple of hours two police arrived and asked people to move from outside the office and onto the footpath, which the group did immediately.”

“Later, police drove past the protest group twice taking film on a mobile phone.”

“In the following days police have visited several of our homes to deliver ‘trespass notices’ (see attached notice) on behalf of the owners of the shopping centre.”

“We presume this was under an instruction from Campbell himself, or from a National Party official. We have no idea. We weren’t told anything. There’s just an ‘Occupier” name on the notice.’

“I have never experienced police behaviour like this” says Minto. “In my experience, which many would say is rather considerable, I’ve seen police action against groups sitting in MPs’ offices, or move on protesters when they had blocked an entranceway or had impeded passersby, or refused to move when asked. But on this occasion none of this happened”

“The Fendalton locals we talked to were strongly in support of the protest. Many of them said they were revolted at Israel’s genocidal attacks on Palestinians and the cowardice of the National Government to take any position against it,” Minto says.

“In two hours of positive interactions, only a single local told us to “buggar off”.

“The public show they are with us, but the police are doing their best to close us down.”

“Even the police sergeant and constable who handed me the trespass notice on my doorstep agreed they had better things to do.

Sara Campbell who was at the protest posted her outrage on her FB page:

Absolutely outraged I asked the officers… “What is becoming of our country?” “Why are police resources, including surveillance, being used in this way?” “This is shocking”.

“The Prime Minister recently said that facing up to protests was a valid part of political life. A legitimate location of that must be an electorate office. We are protesting about complicity in genocide. Our right to publicly criticise that complicity is vital.”

“If anonymous complainants can ban any protests in their vicinity, by issuing trespass notices, then the right to free speech is abolished in this country.”

“There is a Bill of Rights Act which is meant to protect that right. That protection is under threat.”

We want to know:

What evidence of lawbreaking or wrongdoing did the police have which justified the issuing of trespass notices?
What legal basis was used to identify those in the protest group as somehow in breach of the law?
Why have the police taken on the role of agents for the National Party (and the business owner) in closing down the right to protest outside an MP’s office?
Under what legal justification did the police take video on the protest and then use it to identify individuals for issuing trespass notices against?
Do the local MP and the Prime Minister approve of this abuse of police power?

Boycott Reebok

Israel’s war on Palestinian children continues

350 Palestinian children were imprisoned by Israeli authorities as of the end of September. Shockingly, 168 of them (48%) are held in administrative detention without charge or trial, the highest number and proportion on record since DCIP began monitoring these figures in 2008.

Why we need to build Palestine House in Aotearoa New Zealand

Voices for Palestine – Tāmaki fundraiser

You can find the event on Instagram here and you can find the ticketing information here.

Designate Israel as a terrorist state and the IDF as a terrorist group

Petition link: https://petitions.parliament.nz/5e5def5b-0658-4431-5edd-08ddfd8ffce6?lang=en

Petition title: Designate Israel as a terrorist state and the IDF as a terrorist group

You can share this petition via this QR code

Sitting on the Fence

Daniel Cleary is making a documentary called “Sitting on the Fence” about NZ’s complicity in the genocide. It’s an independent self-funded film which needs financial support.

You can view a short segment from the film at this link and help to get the full film completed.

More details are on our website here https://www.psna.nz/sitting-on-the-fence which is at this QR code.

Keep spreading the message about the Genocide Hotline!

Remember possible action for local groups

For groups affiliated to PSNA we suggest the following actions could be taken at any time in support of this campaign

Asking your local backpacker accommodation to display the poster and draw it to the attention of any Israeli soldiers here on “rest and recreation” from the genocide.
Pasting the hotline poster (use the version in this newsletter which includes a contact email) around the vicinity of backpacker venues in your local area. This is already happening in some areas.
Hand out flyers to people in the vicinity of your local backpackers
Contact us on the hotline if you come across Israeli soldiers

Important stories from last week

Editor’s picks

Israeli minister who trolled Christopher Luxon visits Auckland and meets Brian Tamaki here
Tell Allianz: divest from genocide and cut ties with Israel’s war machine now here (Petition)
What Israel was really targeting when it wiped out Gaza's schools here
The West Bank through a New Zealand man’s eyes here
Violent Maccabi fans included organized fighters linked to the IDF here
Israel’s underground jail, where Palestinians are held without charge and never see daylight here

Merchandise for sale - please check with your local branch and/or contact us Merchandise@PSNA.nz

**Recent new material – leaflets and stickers are free the bucket hats and caps are $25**

If your local branch does not have what you are after we are ready to mail to you any of our t-shirts, long ($35) and short ($30) sleeved, hoodies ($45) bumper stickers ($3), Tino/Palestine pins ($3) flags large & medium ($10 or $7) and other items plus postage.

The watermelon and the fist stickers will be back in stock early next week.

See more on the PSNA website here.

Reminder: Annual Dates for Palestine Solidarity

28 Mar – 4 Apr Israel Apartheid Week

30 Mar Land Day Palestine

5 Apr Palestinian Childs Day

9 Apr Deir Yassin massacre - Irgun Terrorism - 107-120 Palestinian men, women and children massacred

17 Apr Palestinian Prisoners Day

11 May World Kufiya Day

15 May Nakba Day – marking the mass ethnic cleansing of Palestinians from Palestine in 1948

5 Jun Nakba Day - Start of 1967 War - Land Grab – Invasion of Jerusalem, West Bank, Gaza, Egypt and Syria - 5 June 1967 – 10 June 1967

20 Jun Attack on Gaza - 6–21 May 2021 (2 weeks and 1 day)

16-18 Sep 40th anniversary of the Sabra and Shatila massacres

28 Sep Second Intifada - 28 Sept 2000 – 8 Feb 2005

2 Nov Balfour Declaration

29 Nov United Nations - International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People

8 Dec "First Intifada - 8 Dec 1987 – 13 Sept 1993

Are you able to donate a cup of coffee a month to the campaign?

We will need some serious money to make our campaign as effective as possible. For example, we will need somewhere in the vicinity of $25,000 to bring speakers to New Zealand over the next year and organise large public meetings to help spread the message.

You can help. Are you able to donate a cup of coffee a month to the campaign? In other words, can you afford to make an automatic payment of $5 per month to support the Palestinian struggle? (If you can afford more that would be great!)

Our account details are:

Account name: Palestine Solidarity Network
Account number: 38-9015-0849542-00

We are happy to provide a receipt upon request (however, we are not a registered charity so this is not tax-deductible)

Nationwide Rally list

To view events around Aotearoa:

Go to the PSNA Homepage – www.PSNA.nz. Scroll down to the button “For a list of events Nationwide, please click here - Check back often for updates”. Click the button. Check back on Friday for any moves, adds or changes
Or events are on the PSNA Facebook events page here
Or Scroll down to the bottom of this Newsletter for the detailed list of events for this week.
We have added a page to the PSNA website where we now post the Events list. You can find it here – www.PSNA.nz/Events

The QR code for this is:

It is updated on Wednesday afternoon and ongoing as events are notified to us. Please check back on Friday afternoon to see if there has been Additions or Changes.

More ways you can get involved

Forward this Newsletter – If you know people who may be interested in this movement, please forward this Newsletter to them.
Join in local activities in your area - Contact Secretary@PSNA.nz if you would like to know where and how to get Flags and Banners
Help set up a Students for Justice in Palestine groups on your campus
Tell Your MP your opinions on Divestment and Sanctions of Israel.
Write Letters to Newspapers – Call Talkback Radio
Keep in touch with the campaign on social media

o NZ Palestine Solidarity Network website: https://www.PSNA.nz

o NZ Palestine Solidarity Network Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/671376706283605/

o NZ Palestine Solidarity Network email: Secretary@PSNA.nz

The Palestine Human Rights Campaign produces the In Occupied Palestine newsletter. It is a regular daily newsletter on the daily situation in Palestine, compiled by Leslie Bravery and emailed to subscribers. If you would also like to become a subscriber, please contact Leslie at “lesliebravery @ icloud .com” (remove the spaces to use as an email address) for further information.
Keep Updated on our Facebook pages and websites (listed below)
Human rights for Uyghur refugees - In line with our support for human rights for the people of Palestine we have added our name to the petition in support of human rights for Uyghur refugees so they can be included in the government’s refugee quota. PSNA members who wish to also sign this petition can do so here - https://our.actionstation.org.nz/petitions/open-letter-let-s-show-compassion-to-the-uyghur-community