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Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, députée du parti Maori en Nouvelle-Zélande, a marqué les esprits : lors d’un débat sur un projet de loi controversé sur les relations interraciales dans le pays, elle s’est levée, a déchiré le texte sous les yeux des parlementaires et a entamé un puissant « Ka Mate haka », accompagnée de ses collègues député·e·s ✊ Cette danse ancestrale, pratiquée par les Maoris pour impressionner leurs adversaires, résonne aujourd’hui au cœur d’un conflit qui mobilise tout un pays. Une scène époustouflante devenue virale dans le monde entier 🇳🇿 🎥 via @whakaatamaori --⁠ #thebodyoptimist #haka #nouvellezélande #maoris #parlement

Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke made history when she delivered a haka inside New Zealand’s Parliament, a moment that resonated far beyond the debating chamber. As the youngest MP ever elected, her presence already symbolised a generational shift, but the haka transformed that symbolism into something visceral. It was not a performance for spectacle. It was a political statement rooted in whakapapa, resistance, and the assertion of Māori identity within the heart of colonial power. The haka was performed in response to legislation that many Māori viewed as undermining Te Tiriti o Waitangi and long fought protections. By choosing haka, Hana-Rāwhiti drew on an ancient form of expression used to challenge authority, convey unity, and demand to be heard. Her words and movements carried anger, grief, and defiance, but also pride and continuity. This was not new behaviour in a Māori context, but it was confronting within a space that has historically prioritised Western norms of debate. Reactions were swift and divided. Supporters praised the moment as powerful, courageous, and overdue, arguing it exposed how Māori expression is still policed in political spaces. Critics dismissed it as inappropriate or disruptive, revealing deeper discomfort with indigenous protest when it cannot be easily ignored. That tension became part of the point. Hana-Rāwhiti’s haka joined a long lineage of Māori resistance, linking past struggles with present ones. It reminded the country that Parliament is not culturally neutral ground, and that Māori voices will not always fit neatly into inherited systems. In that moment, haka became both protest and presence, insisting that tikanga Māori belongs not on the margins, but at the centre of Aotearoa’s political life.

❤️🤍🖤 Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke delivers a heartfelt speech during the second reading of the Treaty Principles Bill.

Te Pāti Māori MP for Hauraki-Waikato Hana Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke speaks for the first time, following months of internal issues within the party. Maipi-Clarke says she continues to put her trust into the hands of the party’s co-leaders Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi, however, she also said that “in a perfect world” she hopes to see both Te Tai Tokerau MP Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Te Tai Tonga MP Tākuta Ferris return to the party. “The reality of this situation is this is a divide and conquer tactic, and there are no winners in the end.” She also announced a hui among her constituents in Hauraki-Waikato, saying that her people will “determine my future in politics, whether I’m still the right voice, and whether this is still the right waka and movement for them.” For the full story, watch us live at 4pm on TVNZ1 as well as on TVNZ+. #tekarere #tvnz #tōrangapū #māori

One year ago today, on 14 November 2024, Aotearoa witnessed one of the most striking moments of political protest inside Parliament. Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke — then just 22 and the youngest MP from Te Pāti Māori — stood in the debating chamber during the first reading of a Treaty-related bill, tore the document in half, and launched into a haka. The chamber erupted. Members of the public gallery joined in the chanting, opposition MPs rose to their feet, and the Speaker was forced to suspend proceedings. What could have been a routine legislative vote instantly became a defining image of Māori resistance in the heart of the nation’s democracy. Just shy of one year later, on 13 November 2025, the story came full circle. The Regulatory Standards Bill, a key part of the coalition agreement between ACT, National and New Zealand First, passed its third and final reading in Parliament. Despite more than 98 percent of public submissions opposing it, the bill passed with government support. Read the full story link in bio 🔗

Parliament has resumed the debate about what punishment the Te Pāti Māori MPs will get after interrupting the Treaty Principles Bill debate with a haka. An emotional Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke started her speech in Parliament by saying she has been silent for a long time. Read the full story via link in bio 🔗

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Three Maori MPs from Te Pati Maori have been suspended from New Zealand’s Parliament after performing a haka in protest of a bill they say threatens Indigenous rights. Co-leaders Rawiri Waititi and Debbie Ngarewa-Packer were suspended for 21 days, while 21-year-old MP Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke was suspended for seven.⁠ ⁠ The haka was performed during the reading of a bill that would redefine the Treaty of Waitangi, a foundational agreement between the British Crown and Maori people. Critics have called the suspensions disproportionate and an attack on Maori culture, igniting broader conversations about Indigenous rights, free speech, and New Zealand’s efforts at reconciliation.⁠ ⁠ 📽️Video by: Gabriel Jung⁠ 🤳Click our linkinbio to sign up for our daily newsletter.⁠ 📰Follow us for the latest Asian news @NextShark⁠ ⁠ #newzealand #maori #tepātimaori #rawiriwaititi #debbiengarewapacker #hanarawhitimaipiclarke #haka #treatyofwaitangi #indigenousrights #parliamentprotest #freedomofexpression #colonialhistory #nzpolitics #culturalrights #actparty #reconciliation #historicaljustice #indigenousvoice #parliamentnews #politicalactivism #maoriculture #rightsdebate #youthinpolitics #newsupdate #asianews #news #reel #nextshark

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क्या है Maipi की Viral Speech का मतलब ? #maipi #viral #speech #newzealand

#INTERVIEW ✊🏾✊🏾 "There's nothing to fear from me, there's nothing to fear from us. Because we know who we are, we know where we've come from, and we know where we're going." - Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke ❤️🤍🖤 🎤 Hana sit down interview with John Campbell ✊🏾 Source: tvnz

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