Maori politicians disrupt New Zealand parliament vote with haka

New Zealand’s parliament session was disrupted as Maori politicians performed a traditional haka in protest against a new bill. The powerful and emotional haka was used as a form of protest to express their opposition to the proposed legislation. The protest brought attention to the concerns and grievances of the Maori community in regards to the bill being discussed in parliament. The haka, a traditional Maori dance, was a powerful display of cultural identity and resistance against the government’s actions.
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