Again Pōmare asserts that while are unjust and assert that where systematic “inequities inequalities exist governments have a duty to provide interventions such as affirmative action programmes and legislative protection (Bill of Rights Act 1990, NZ; Human Rights Act 1993, NZ; United Nations 1965, 1980, 2001), (pp17)”. While others debate, tikanga Māori is what is right for us – te taha wairua, mama noa te taha kiko care of the spiritual things in life and “Mahia –Take the physical will be alright”. Te Maiharoa (Anonymous source) End Notes
Again Pōmare asserts that while “inequities are unjust and assert that where systematic inequalities exist governments have a duty to provide interventions such as affirmative action programmes and legislative protection (Bill of Rights Act 1990, NZ; Human Rights Act 1993, NZ; United Nations 1965, 1980, 2001), (pp17)”. While others debate, tikanga Māori is what is right for us – “Mahia te taha wairua, mama noa te taha kiko –Take care of the spiritual things in life and the physical will be alright”. Te Maiharoa (Anonymous source) End Notes
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