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Free Expression & the Law
New Zealand
Ted Dawe's young adult novel "Into the River" has fallen foul of the Christian lobby group Family First, which pressured the New Zealand Film and Literature Board of Review into putting an interim restriction on the book.
New Zealand Highlights
New Zealand
From private disagreements to a viral video of police brutality, a whistleblower's leak or a heartfelt political call to arms: if the full spectrum of human expression happens to be expressed online, the HDC Act applies.
Digital Rights
New Zealand
Asia & Pacific
Ten Pacific countries are listed in media reports as being targets of spying by New Zealand's Government Communications Security Bureau, which gives the NSA full access - and control - over the data.
New Zealand
Police recently raided the home of New Zealand investigative journalist Nicky Hager to search and seize property. The aim of the search was to identify the person who provided information used in his recent book "Dirty Politics".
Committee to Protect Journalists
Digital Rights
New Zealand
6 August 2013
International Federation of Journalists
International Federation of Journalists
Pacific Freedom Forum (PFF)
Fiji
Free Expression & the Law
New Zealand
17 July 2009
Pacific Islands News Association
Pacific Islands News Association
Freedom House
International Press Institute
Pacific Islands News Association
Pacific Islands News Association
Pacific Islands News Association
Pacific Islands News Association
Pacific Islands News Association
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