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Dawn Raids

2005, English. Directed by Damon Fepulea'i.

This documentary chronicles a shameful passage in New Zealand race relations: the controversial mid 1970s raids on the homes and workplaces of alleged Pacific Island overstayers. Director Damon Fepulea’i examines its origins in Pacific Island immigration during full employment in the 1960s, when a blind eye was turned to visa restrictions. As times got tougher, that policy changed to include random street checks by police, despite official denials. Resistance by activists and media coverage helped end a policy which has had a long term effect on the Pacific Island community.

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6 June 2005
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Dawn Raids (2005) was directed by Damon Fepulea'i and stars Brian Edwards, Oscar Kightley, Helen Clark.

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