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Study showing human rights may be ironically be restraining Māori governance w/ the University of Auckland's Andrew Erueti: 1 September, 2025

Study showing human rights may be ironically be restraining Māori governance w/ the University of Auckland's Andrew Erueti: 1 September, 2025

Study showing human rights may be ironically be restraining Māori governance w/ the University of Auckland's Andrew Erueti: 1 September, 2025 Study showing human rights may be ironically be restraining Māori governance w/ the University of Auckland's Andrew Erueti: 1 September, 2025, 10.02 MB
Monday, September 1, 2025

New research, ‘Indigenous Rights Beyond the Liberal Frame,’  has shown that certain human rights principles in the country are ironically being used to restrain Māori governance and tino rangatiratanga.

On Thursday last week, Intern Zanoor spoke to Andrew Erueti, an Associate Law Professor at the University of Auckland and the lead of the study, about this study.