BINDING & NON-BINDING ( HARD LAW & SOFT LAW) KNOWING THE DIFFERENCE…DO NOT LET THE STATE PULL THE WOOL OVER YOUR EYES. The UNDRIP (UN Declaration For The Rights Of Indigenous Peoples. AND THE UN GLOBAL COMPACT OF MIGRATION ( 2 EXAMPLES OF SOFT LAW.)

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The UNDRIP adopted under a Veil Of Secrecy at the UN in 2010. However in 2007 NZ Govt objected to the UNDRIP for very good reasons namely it gave Iwi/Maori Veto Rights other NZrs do not have. Control – Management of all Natural Resources * Incompatible with NZ’s Constitutional Arrangements – 2 Classes of Citizenship., … Read more

UN INTERNATIONAL CYBERCRIME TREATY HAS ‘INTRUSIVE SURVEILLANCE POWERS’

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UN CYBERCRIME TREATY has been highly criticized it is widely reported to overlook, violate Human Rights. Expands global evidence collection, encompasses a long list of non-cybercrimes, has huge over-reaching powers beyond those even detailed in the Un Treaty. The UN Treaty draft was prompted by the UN General Assembly vote in December 2019, the negotiating … Read more

SOCIAL JUSTICE – REALLY??? ‘

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SOCIAL JUSTICE- REALLY??  SOCIAL JUSTICE focuses on one segment of the population and disregards the interests of others are not the immediate focus of discussion, but who nevertheless less everyone pays the cost of decisions made , this is called by State and leftist cultural Marxists as ‘ Equal’ treatment of people by the State … Read more

THE SOCIALIST THIRD WAY. ‘YOU’VE BEEN LIED TO’

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Labour  Socialist Neo International Liberalism encourages, promotes superiority, inability to compromise, destroys individual innovations,  creativity and growth- leads to risks of civil unrest. Encourages prejudice people of different cultures within a nation (Apartheid) Tony Blair and Bill Clinton were firstly the promoters of the ‘Third Way’ through Socialist International Liberalism to enthusiastically support international organizations. … Read more

REFERENCES TO LAWS IN NEW ZEALAND.

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SOFT LAW: The term soft law is used to denote agreements, principles and declarations that are not legally binding. Soft law instruments are predominantly found in the international sphere. UN General Assembly resolutions are an example of soft law.. For example when NZ signed the Non-Binding UN Agenda 2030 it was accepted by all political … Read more