The Global Sumud Flotilla, a humanitarian maritime mission, was intercepted by Israeli forces, leading New Zealand to call for intervention to uphold international law and protect its citizens detained in Gaza.
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It is interesting when we see Kiwis on the world stage doing these kind of things. I remember when Pratt was on the FBI's 10 most wanted list and it's kind of like, what, what is a Kiwi doing on there? And I suppose as well, the Kiwis and Australians when. And we get into trouble in the likes of Asia, whether there is a death penalty for importing or exporting drugs. And even a small amount of drugs as well in Asia, there's the death penalty. It really does make those headlines. What are some of the most famous cases that come to your mind in terms of like, you know, those kind of ones where we keep seeing the headlines and, you know, they may be all over and done with now, but what are ones that first come to mind for you?
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Detainee's mother calls on New Zealand government for helphidden crisis of overseas imprisonment
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