Nauru authoritarianism should worry New Zealand – Law Society
New laws will criminialise any coverage of Nauru's courts, including online.
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The New Zealand Law Society has joined international condemnation of new laws passed in Nauru, which the group says marks a slide towards authoritarianism.
Nauru has recently passed sweeping contempt-of-court legislation that makes making criticism of almost any part of the justice system — with
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Mackenzie Smith
Fri, 20 Jul 2018
Fri, 20 Jul 2018
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Nauru authoritarianism should worry New Zealand – Law Society
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