On 3 December, the country will leave behind the alert level system which has been in place since early 2020 and move into the traffic light system. Jacinda Ardern said “for the most part, if you’re vaccinated, you can go about doing all the kinds of things you’d usually expect … what varies is just how large those gatherings are at different levels”. (Medical Discrimination)

Vaccination certificates would allow businesses to be able to open and operate at any level, of course businesses will want to want to increase their customer base.

RED… The red setting will allow hospitality to open with vaccine certificates, but gathering limits, physical distancing, masks and other public health measures would be used, also more track and tracing

Orange, vaccination certificates in close contact businesses, gatherings no limits on numbers of people marae, close contact businesses….

Green, places requiring vaccination certificate requirements, no limits- hospitality, wedding, places of worsip, marae, events- outdoors/ indoors..close contact businesses.

Please go to Link above which will take you to my Rumble video – giving you more information on this serious situation

Going back in history… The Bill of Rights 1688 NZ. A further key rights document in English history is the Bill of Rights of 1688. This document declared that the monarch had no power to dispense with the law without the consent of Parliament. Members of Parliament were to have freedom of speech within Parliament.

New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990…Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, opinion, expression, conscience, religion, and belief, including the right to adopt and to hold opinions without interference. New Zealanders also under this Act have freedom of Association and Freedom of Movement also Freedom of Peaceful Assembly.

Under Ardern’s government they have introduced the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act 2020 and amended that Act to ‘The COVID-19 Public Health Response Amendment Act (No 2). This Act can be repealed, modified, extended, increased or decreased just as the government chooses at its own discretion with no consultation with the people of New Zealand.

The NZ Bill of Rights Act only exists on paper as Ardern and the governor general of NZ and all the political cronies in the cesspit of Wellington have found justification that te COVID-19 Public Health Response Amendment Act 2021 (No 2) will over-ride the NZ Bill Of Rights of 1990.

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Internationally, human rights are guaranteed through treaties, customary international law and other sources of international law.
New Zealand is party to 7 core international human rights treaties of the United Nations. By signing up to these instruments, New Zealand has assumed obligations under international law to respect, protect and fulfil the human rights of everyone in New Zealand.

This means that the State must refrain from actions that interfere with or curtail the enjoyment of human rights, protect individuals and groups against human rights abuses and take positive action to facilitate the enjoyment of basic human rights.

New Zealand has also undertaken to put into place domestic measures and legislation compatible with its obligations under the treaties, and has agreed to submit periodic reports on the measures taken to give effect to its treaty obligations. Where domestic legal proceedings fail to address unjustified limitations on human rights, mechanisms and procedures for individual complaints are available at the international level to help ensure that international standards are indeed respected, implemented, and enforced.

The Bill of Rights Act 1990 is one of the most important piece of legislation in New Zealand for the promotion and protection of human rights. It sets out to affirm, protect and promote human rights and fundamental freedoms in New Zealand. It also affirms New Zealand’s obligations under the International Convention on Civil and Political Rights
António Guterres, secretary general of the United Nations reported ..The virus has been used as a pretext in many countries to crush dissent, criminalise freedoms and silence reporting (Feb 22nd 2021)

Our human family, a full spectrum of human rights: civil, cultural, economic, political, medical and social human rights are being seriously violated.

The lives of hundreds of millions of families have been turned upside down – with lost jobs, crushing debt and steep falls in income.
NZ government like other UN Nation governments are using the pandemic as a massive authority to control the people. Some countries have deployed heavy-handed security responses and emergency measures to crush dissent, criminalise basic freedoms, silence independent reporting.

The propaganda machine have blamed the huge masses that are protesting across the world demanding their human rights as anti-vaxers, or white supremacists and neo-Nazis – have exploited the pandemic to boost their ranks through social polarisation and political and cultural manipulation.

Covid-19 has given totalitarian governments have become political dictatorships that bludgeon populations with weapons of fear to ultimately control them,
human rights violations risk harming our overall health and wellbeing, especially mental and emotional health.

Ardern in her kindness talks about equality, where everyone is equally miserable. She and her political cronies in the toilet bowl of Wellinton are severely violating all human Rights nationally and internationally.

NOTE: Please click on te arrow above to furter information, a link to my Rumble video.

REFERENCE TO NEWS REPORT RNZ 10/11/2021……The police are using, titled ‘Consent to Assume Online Internet Identity’.
The form asks people to sign away their social media and email accounts, allowing the police to “take control of and use my internet online identities”. The Law Society and legal entities are awaiting a response from the Police Commissioner- Andrew Coster

New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990, s 17
Your right to freedom of association includes the right to form any type of organisation, and to associate with any other individual or organisation. When combined with freedom of expression it also includes the right to advertise that you are doing these activities.

SURVEILLANCE AND MONITORING OF ACTIVISTS BY THE STATE
Being watched and monitored by the police and government

When is “surveillance” legal?
There are two different types of surveillance:
• surveillance that doesn’t require any special power to carry out because it is within the normal scope of a citizen’s rights and powers, and
• surveillance that requires special permission (like a court warrant) because otherwise it’s against the law.

Anyone can carry out the first kind of surveillance. We can follow someone to see where they go or find out where they live, we can observe who they visit or we can listen in when someone on the bus is talking on their phone. So long as we don’t interfere with someone’s rights (for example, their right to privacy) or otherwise break the law, those actions would be legal.

So what surveillance powers do police have generally?
Search and Surveillance Act 2012, s 46

Police do have some general surveillance powers that don’t require a court warrant.
They can:-
• watch and monitor you without a surveillance device so long as it doesn’t involve trespass (using a surveillance device would include things like watching you with a zoom lens, bugging your phone, or using a tracking device on your car)

• carry out visual surveillance of people and activity in public places (like streets and parks), even with a device used to improve vision, like a zoom lens.

Gathering and protesting with others: The right to freedom of peaceful assembly
(New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990, s 16;)

Your right to freedom of peaceful assembly means you can gather in a group, so long as this isn’t for a violent purpose, like rioting, and you’re not disturbing the peace. It includes the right to plan and to invite people to the gathering.
Your right to peaceful assembly doesn’t include the right to infringe on other people’s freedom of movement by preventing them from using a road.

Here are some other potential limitations on the right to peaceful assembly:

Can the police spy on me while I’m at home, like using binoculars to look through my window?
(Search and Surveillance Act 2012, s 46)
If they don’t have a court warrant, they’re not allowed to use binoculars, a telescope, a camera with a zoom lens, or any other device that provides better than normal vision, to watch you when you’re inside your house or flat – so looking through your window would be outside their powers.
The law is different if the police are observing you while you’re outside in your back yard or anywhere else in your section – what the law calls the “curtilage” of your place, which means the immediate surroundings of the main building of your house or flat but within the boundaries of your property. If you’re anywhere in those immediate surroundings then the police can use binoculars or zoom lenses or other visual devices to watch you for up to three hours in any 24-hour period, or up to eight hours in total, for any single investigation or series of connected investigations.

Example: Surveillance of activists and the community
During 2006–2007, the police carried out a nationwide investigation of activists who were alleged to be involved in planning acts of political violence. While 20 people were arrested and charged with a range of offences, primarily firearms possession, many other people were raided

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