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MNZ Says No

 

Media ReleaseFrom: Multicultural New Zealand (MNZ)  19 November 2024  We Do Not Need Changes to the Principles for a Tiriti-Based Multicultural Future in New Zealand Aotearoa   Multicultural New Zealand (MNZ) remains resolute on our commitment to the vision of a Te Tiriti-based multicultural nation—a safe, vibrant, and inclusive... Keep Reading

 

Race Relations Day to Focus on Empowering Inspirational Leadership from Youth

 

  Race Relations Day is celebrated annually in New Zealand on March 21st to promote and celebrate diversity, inclusivity, and harmony among different cultural, ethnic, and religious groups.   As part of Race Relations Day 2023, Multicultural New Zealand and regional multicultural councils are joined by other community... Keep Reading

 

MNZ welcomes immigration announcement

 

Multicultural New Zealand (MNZ) welcomes and congratulates the Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi for his announcement about one-off simplified residency pathway. MNZ President Pancha Narayanan says, “This residence path-way for 165,000 onshore applicants will bring reassurance and reduce stress for thousands on work visas who have been caught up... Keep Reading

 

Multicultural New Zealand Welcomes Te Tiriti-Based Changes in NZ Immigration Policy

 

Immigration policy review by the New Zealand Productivity Commission underlining a potential change to relationship with Māori is a welcome step, Pancha Narayanan, President of New Zealand Federation of Multicultural Councils says.    The Government has asked the Commission to review the immigration system of the country. Earlier, the... Keep Reading

 

Community leaders call for New Zealand to unite against racism

 

MULTICULTURAL NEW ZEALAND PRESS RELEASECOMMUNITY LEADERS CALL FOR NZ TO UNITE AGAINST RACISMThe leaders of New Zealand’s ethnic communities are calling on New Zealanders to stand by them in the face of unprecedented racist online and on land attacks in the wake of COVID-19.“This is a scary time for all of us but some New Zealanders are. Keep Reading

 

Multicultural New Zealand and New Zealand Newcomers Network join forces

 

Multicultural NZ (Federation of Multicultural Councils Inc.) and the New Zealand Newcomers Network are to join forces, creating New Zealand’s largest and most far reaching national body concerned with the social and cultural welfare of migrants and newcomers. Tayo Agunlejika, Executive Director of Multicultural New Zealand, says ‘the... Keep Reading

 
 

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