Protest

2. Doing something without using violence.
3. To kick someone out of a place or country.
5. Country that protested against the Springbok Tour.
12. Tamasese Lealofi III led this movement.
14. A public act of objection, disapproval, or dissent against a policy, law, or action
17. Document signed by multiple people to protest against something.
19. A famous Greenpeace sailing ship
20. Ngapuhi chief who cut the british flagpole.
21. The act of starving yourself in the name of protest.
22. Working together to achieve something.
25. Using the internet and social media to protest an issue.
28. Womens right to vote.
30. A printed car displaying a message.
32. Maori name for Non Maori.
33. A person or government that takes over a foreign territory.

1. the quality or state of being free
4. Helped with the treaty principle bill.
6. A state of dissatisfaction.
7. The belief that everyone has the same rights.
8. The ability to control things.
9. The interactions, connections, and power dynamics between different racial and ethnic groups
10. Not holding a weapon.
11. A social and political movement that opposes nuclear weapons.
13. The name of the South African Rugby Team.
15. First woman to get into parliament.
16. The darkest day for New Zealand and Samoa's relationship because of Police Brutality.
18. A formal, legally binding written agreement
23. The time where people vote.
24. A protest march or journey.
26. A short memorable phrase used in Protesting.
27. a sport with an oval ball.
29. Afrikaans word for seperating.
31. A small printed sheet of paper.