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Protest Haka dance in New Zealand Parliament On Thursday, November 14, 2024, when members of parliament gathered to conduct an initial vote on a controversial bill, Maori Party (Te Pati Maori) MPs suddenly stood up and began performing a traditional Maori Haka dance. This action led to a temporary interruption of the parliamentary session. At the time, the parliament was discussing a controversial bill aimed at reinterpreting the Treaty of Waitangi signed in 1840. This treaty is a governance agreement between the British monarchy and Maori leaders that still has significant influence on legislation and policies in modern New Zealand society.
