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Today on the show, Tracey talks to Ximena about New Zealand First’s call for a binding referendum on repealing the ‘anti-smacking’ law, ten-years-on from its emergence.

On January 3, the United States used a drone to kill Iranian General Qasem Soleimani. The Iranian’s retaliated with missile strikes against US military assets in Iraq. Under what legal authority did the US kill Soleimani? Are targeted assassinations legal under international law? Doug Becker discusses the laws of war and the current tensions between the US and Iran with Mark Drumbl, Hannah Garry, and Hamoud Salhi.

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An independent review into Immigration New Zealand's continued practice of dawn raids has found the law does need to change. 

The review, looked after by senior lawyer Mike Heron looked into the out-of-hours immigration visits on communities throughout Aotearoa. 

The report found that out-of-hours visits were still being used by Immigration New Zealand, and targeted minority communities, particularly Pacific Islanders. 

In the 1970s dawn raids overly targeted Pacific Islander communities, with 86% of related prosecutions being people of Pacific descent, even though Pasifika accounted for a third of overstayers. 

US and UK overstayers are counted for another third of overstayers, but are counted as only 5% of prosecutions during this period. 

The review found that there had been no change in dawn raid policy since the government's official 2021 dawn raid apology. 

To talk more about the findings of the review, and what it means for communities around Aotearoa, Andre spoke to Senior Law Lecturer at the University of Auckland Dylan Asafo.

In this week's chat with the ACT party Deputy Leader, Alex chatted with Brooke van Velden about law and order.