The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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... police also contended that the students ( Year 13 pupils. T his article concerns the police handling of protests during the state visit of the Chinese President , Jiang Zemin , last September . Parliament's Justice and Elec- toral Select ...
... police also contended that the students ( Year 13 pupils. T his article concerns the police handling of protests during the state visit of the Chinese President , Jiang Zemin , last September . Parliament's Justice and Elec- toral Select ...
Page 152
NZLJ. police also contended that the students ( Year 13 pupils ) were truants . These suggestions were fatuous and provided no justification for police intervention . The action taken by police denied the protesters their rights under ...
NZLJ. police also contended that the students ( Year 13 pupils ) were truants . These suggestions were fatuous and provided no justification for police intervention . The action taken by police denied the protesters their rights under ...
Page 153
... police prior to Jiang's visit . British police , acting under instruction of the Foreign Office , had employed the same tactics during Jiang's visit to Britain last October . Police had confiscated Tibetan flags , removed protesters ...
... police prior to Jiang's visit . British police , acting under instruction of the Foreign Office , had employed the same tactics during Jiang's visit to Britain last October . Police had confiscated Tibetan flags , removed protesters ...
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