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New Zealand's "Voice of Oceania" Dame Jacinda Ardern at the COP3 climate summit in Brazil
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"The silence of governments like ours imagines this dystopia as a new baseline"
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"If the Samoan Prime Minister is truly concerned about the vision of journalists, he need only look at those closest to him"
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu portrayed on a placard at a New Zealand pro-Palestine rally
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"By helping each other we save each other."
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Palestinians clear rubble to search for survivors in a Gaza house
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For Pacific’s women, the toll of runaway temperature increase will be heavy
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The winds of political change are blowing in a populist-left direction globally
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No more kings?
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An UNRWA school in Gaza destroyed by Israeli bombing
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Palestinians perform prayer next to the rubble of a mosque that was destroyed by the Israeli occupation forces during the Gaza genocide
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Fiji Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad
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A child holds a medical "safe staffing" placard at the mega strike in Auckland
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Israel's "apartheid wall" looms high above Aida refugee camp, up to nine metres tall in some places
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Political prisoner Marwan Barghouti
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"The Palestinian genocide victims were of scant concern at the Knesset spectacle"
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"My greatest worry is that [Netanyahu] does believe that his only chance of being reelected is still to have a war going on"
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Palestinian children celebrate news of the Gaza ceasefire
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What would Alfred Nobel have said?
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Freedom Flotilla hunger strikers Huwaida Arraf (from left -- Palestinian/American), Omer Sharir (Israeli) and Zohar Chamberlain Regev (Israeli/German)
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While Māori are guaranteed representation through the Māori electoral roll at the national level . . .
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A deradicalisation that would make it preposterous for Shabana Mahmood, Britain’s Home Secretary, to call demonstrations against a two-year genocide “fundamentally un-British”
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