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Land Rights Movements in New Zealand (1970s-1980s)

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Land Rights Movements in New Zealand (1970s-1980s)

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The book talks about how the Maori people fought against losing their land and culture. In the real world, Maori activism came back strong in the 1970s and 1980s, with movements and protests calling for traditional preservation and land rights.

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Indigenous Rights in New Zealand: Legislation, Litigation, and Protest | In Custodia Legis

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In addition to protests, Māori have sought to have their grievances addressed and rights enforced through the legal system and in the New Zealand Parliament.

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Loss of native cultures around the world

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Loss of native cultures around the world

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Potiki looks into how civilization has changed native traditions. Indigenous cultures are being lost around the world because of industrialization, urbanization, and cultural assimilation. This topic makes a connection to the book

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The story shows how the Maori people's land and homes were destroyed. In the real world, natural disasters, pollution, and damage to the environment may all have terrible effects on native people and their connection to the land.

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Indigenous groups all over the world are dealing with the effects of colonization and trying to keep their traditional identity while also facing similar issues.