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- The dawn raids: causes, impacts and legacy - New Zealand History
Dr Melani Anae describes these raids as ‘the most blatantly racist attack on Pacific peoples by the New Zealand government in New Zealand’s history’ The story of the dawn raids and the emergence of the Polynesian Panthers connect with themes such as identity and nationhood
- Ministry for Pacific Peoples — Remembering the Dawn Raids
From the 1950s to 1970s, New Zealand encouraged Pacific peoples to immigrate – during a decades long labour shortage they played an essential part in the growing manufacturing and primary production sectors
- Understanding Dawn Raids - Ministry for Culture Heritage
The Dawn Raids of the 1970s was a time when New Zealand Police were instructed by the government to enter homes or stop people on the street to ask for permits, visas, passports and any evidence that proved the person’s right to be in the country
- The dawn raids | Services to Schools - National Library of New Zealand
In the 1970s, the dawn raids racially targeted Pacific peoples If they couldn’t prove they were in Aotearoa New Zealand legally, Pacific peoples were often arrested and deported Find out more, and explore our collections and curated resources
- Dawn Raids in the Archive - Ngā Taonga Sound Vision
50 years ago this week, police carried out the first in a series of Dawn Raids on Pacific ‘overstayers’ in Auckland The importance of the Dawn Raids is reflected in how often they appear in our audiovisual archive; news programmes, radio shows, films and music videos all explore the topic
- Dawn raids | Ethnic inequalities | Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
It tells the story of a dawn raid on a family of Tongans for allegedly overstaying in New Zealand in 1976 The raids in part reflected a scapegoating of Pacific people as the New Zealand economy deteriorated in the mid-1970s
- Ministry for Pacific Peoples — Remembering the Dawn Raids
Pacific peoples were questioned and required to prove their right to be in New Zealand The home raids were often early in the morning and sometimes late at night, giving rise to the term “Dawn Raids”
- The dawn raids: causes, impacts and legacy | NZ History
The dawn raids carried out by police during the mid-1970s on the homes of Pacific Islands workers suspected of overstaying temporary work visas represented a low point in the relationship between the government and the Pacific community
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