Police struggling with peaceful protesters at today’s TPPA signing in Auckland
Take care if you're out & about in #Auckland CBD today. Some roads are blocked due to #TPPANoWay protests underway. pic.twitter.com/6YduZjZfhi
— IAG Insurance NZ (@iagnz) February 3, 2016
#TPPANoWay Sorry but the hand to the throat looks rather excessive. This is what democracy looks like pic.twitter.com/7a3Suvi3sp
— E2NZ (@E2NZ) February 4, 2016
This is what Democracy looks like
Kia kaha comrades #TPPANoWay pic.twitter.com/fiA6qmuDVZ— Martyn Bradbury (@CitizenBomber) February 4, 2016
#tpp protest organisers in Wellington are handing out song sheets! pic.twitter.com/rmVBKXINNZ
— Andrea Vance (@avancenz) February 3, 2016
Since when did someone protesting with arms locked deserve to be strangled? pic.twitter.com/WfKGmLq2Eu
— MissBetseyTrotwood (@Suzyiam) February 4, 2016
Eye witness photos of the TPP protest in Auckland today https://t.co/hFBLqNFZ98 pic.twitter.com/9tloL1Nw3o
— nzherald (@nzherald) February 4, 2016
Would just like to point out this amazing picture by Phil Walter (of Getty) from today's #TPPANoWay protests pic.twitter.com/PsA7gWryjy
— James Robins (@James_ARobins) February 4, 2016
Priorities. pic.twitter.com/j1Vd8YSAzl
— Iain Lees-Galloway (@IainLG) February 4, 2016
We stand together for the future of our people and our nation's sovereignty over corporations #TPPANoWay pic.twitter.com/pf9XF0CMeL
— Chris Yong (@chrisyong) February 4, 2016
Currently advancing moving protesters to central location in CBD#TPPANoWay pic.twitter.com/c9dx2ud6TW
— Robert James Stewart (@RobJStewartNZ) February 3, 2016
Still more #TPPANoWay #TPPA pic.twitter.com/ofvt9dqVfC
— Adam Parkinson (@adaptreuse) February 3, 2016
.@JohnJCampbell says 3-4 blocks of Queen Street now blocked by protesters #TPPA pic.twitter.com/SHlk9Q6bau
— Koen (@I_Am_Koen) February 3, 2016
March coming down Queen St, Auckland with Hikoi leading the way #TPPANoWay #TPPA pic.twitter.com/Vxz3FU34nv
— Greenpeace NZ (@GreenpeaceNZ) February 3, 2016
Officer hauling protestor by her hair off motorway at cook street pic.twitter.com/Zp1758RFa2
— Lisa Owen (@lisaowennz) February 3, 2016
police manhandle peaceful protesters – getting very ugly #TPPANoWay https://t.co/Z6NX0NNtxw pic.twitter.com/36ERtT4hLF
— E2NZ (@E2NZ) February 3, 2016
#TPPANoWay pic.twitter.com/gjT7mGfoJe
— Samer Al-Khateb (@SamerAlKhateb) February 3, 2016
Harbour bridge been taken
— Martyn Bradbury (@CitizenBomber) February 3, 2016
“This is what democracy looks like” now on the march: http://bambuser.com/v/6080243 now chanting “John Key fuck you we deserve a future too”
.@JohnKeyPM not our #Führer…#TPPANoWay pic.twitter.com/utm6afr4Df
— Paul Marian Heinrich (@Temidor) February 3, 2016
Taking it to the steps of Parliament #AotearoaNotForSale #TPPANoWay pic.twitter.com/NwhPDtgeVQ
— Jayne Macfarlane (@jaynemacnz) February 3, 2016
Protestor outside Skycity convention centre, where TPP being signed pic.twitter.com/cn7iTruNer
— Janika ter Ellen (@janikaterellen) February 3, 2016
@glenn20thirteen @NetwiSue @PotoChchEast New Zealand Thank for your support fight against this sad chapter of globalization of injustice.
— JOSÉ ENRIQUE SILVA P (@JOSEESILVAP) February 4, 2016
Policeman grabs a #TPP protester as the group moves to block the Fanshawe St/Beaumont intersection pic.twitter.com/HAWrTJHHrY
— Luke Appleby (@lukeappleby) February 3, 2016
Huge turnout for TPP signing protest pic.twitter.com/9je5ics7UN
— Janika ter Ellen (@janikaterellen) February 3, 2016
Protesters with people on 2 story tripods have shut down Wellesley, delegates stuck in sky city. May have to chopper out. #tppa #auckland
— Peter W (@techieshark) February 3, 2016
#TPPANoWay pic.twitter.com/KP3dGZ4HBu
— ItsOurFuture (@ItsOurFutureNZ) February 3, 2016
— Henry (@sjkv_20) February 3, 2016
The #TPPA protest in Auckland has severely affected traffic in the CBD. Current conditions: pic.twitter.com/bWfSaf7M3h
— Luke Appleby (@lukeappleby) February 3, 2016
A police photographer is taking video footage of the #TPP protesters in Auckland. pic.twitter.com/M91MKlo8E4
— Luke Appleby (@lukeappleby) February 3, 2016
#TPPANoWay protest round two about to begin pic.twitter.com/n5JhKMDCG0
— Carla Green (@carlaflou) February 3, 2016
. @nzpolice attempting to physically stop protesters
Tried to grab a couple of protesters #TPPANoWay pic.twitter.com/ipx2W1QDq4— Robert James Stewart (@RobJStewartNZ) February 3, 2016
Soon a whole bunch more people will come up from Aotea – stand strong blockaders #TPPANoWay
— Occupy NZ (@OccupyNZ) February 3, 2016
@AlexGPAshton @E2NZ @RNZNews is this how most in New Zealand view the trade agreement?
— Shawn Capes (@CapesShawn) February 3, 2016
Official protest to start at midday from Aptea Square / blockade protesters holding Federal st #tppanoway
— Martyn Bradbury (@CitizenBomber) February 3, 2016
Haka on Federal St at the #TPPA protests pic.twitter.com/7z8PgRdLCJ
— 95bFM News (@95bFMNews) February 3, 2016
police saying you may be arrested if you dont move immediately #tppanoway https://t.co/Z6NX0NNtxw
— E2NZ (@E2NZ) February 3, 2016
I just left the blockade and will be back later but sounds like Police are gearing up for aggression #TPPANoWay #BlockadetheTPP
— R Holland (@ChellHolland) February 3, 2016
#stayingsafe .stay in buddy/group. -ifpulled/pushed sit down. -lock arms. -lye down. KNOW UR RIGHTS @uriohau pic.twitter.com/RDAgJFZUHQ
— Te Ao Pritchard (@teaohinengaro) February 3, 2016
Best #TPPANoWay livetweeters so far: @kaupapamaori @LauraTupou @GGrucilla @CitizenBomber Streamer: @Redstar309Z cc @telesurenglish @AJELive
— Occupy NZ (@OccupyNZ) February 3, 2016
Blockading main motorway police threatening to arrest us #TPPANoWay pic.twitter.com/s8nmi73UBK
— Chloe King (@GGrucilla) February 3, 2016
. @nzpolice have now issued use of force warning to protesters
They are preparing to use force#TPPANoWay pic.twitter.com/IK1ll77yMi— Robert James Stewart (@RobJStewartNZ) February 3, 2016
Police reading riot act to Protesters
Preparing to forcibly remove them ?
5 intersections currently occupied pic.twitter.com/NnpIspAW2y— Robert James Stewart (@RobJStewartNZ) February 3, 2016
Police presence increasing , Currently starting to surround Peaceful Protesters blocking intersection #TPPANoWay pic.twitter.com/EFaVa9jops
— Robert James Stewart (@RobJStewartNZ) February 3, 2016
Currently Police in TPPA Protests looking confused, unsure of how to deal with peaceful protesters
Not expecting Road Blockades ?#TPPANoWay— Robert James Stewart (@RobJStewartNZ) February 3, 2016
Two dozen TPP protesters currently blocking Pitt St and the motorway on ramp @rnz_news pic.twitter.com/QG5v49ABpG
— Mohamed Hassan (@MHassan_1) February 3, 2016
A view from the other side. Two dozen have made it through the police line and are blocking the SH1 entrance #tpp pic.twitter.com/i9TyKMebiv
— Mohamed Hassan (@MHassan_1) February 3, 2016
#TPPANoWay pic.twitter.com/YA4oth67NF
— leonie pihama (@kaupapamaori) February 3, 2016
federal street now blocked off #tppanoway
— Martyn Bradbury (@CitizenBomber) February 3, 2016
Protesters chanting: "Who's got the power? We've got the power" #TPPA https://t.co/hhTyWxq8gr pic.twitter.com/VVJkXOUhlF
— Stuff.co.nz News (@NZStuff) February 3, 2016
#tpp #tppa pic.twitter.com/EnkewWXVIZ
— Guy Keverne Body (@GuyKeverneBody) February 3, 2016
Police will have to start arresting people if they want the blockade to end / think police underestimated numbers #tppanoway
— Martyn Bradbury (@CitizenBomber) February 3, 2016
Loving it that the police takes photos of all #TPPA protesters. Makes the "after care" a lot easier…
— Willem (@wvdsteen) February 3, 2016
More police numbers building pic.twitter.com/DfDMxlcwCE
— Martyn Bradbury (@CitizenBomber) February 3, 2016
First blockade is in place corner Wellesley and federal st. #blockadethetpp #tppanoway pic.twitter.com/HBBl8H3ldX
— Real Choice (@RealChoiceNZ) February 3, 2016
We have arrived. #blockadethetpp #tppanoway pic.twitter.com/nGJkb9wpwH
— Real Choice (@RealChoiceNZ) February 3, 2016
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Did anyone else not find it obvious RE the timing of the Auckland bus strikes on TPP signing day.
09:00 – 12:00. They think we are were all born yesterday
Democracy at work ,your right to a peaceful protest ? Sure if you don’t mind facing off with 1000 police officers and having your photo taken to be added to the GCSB data base and shared around the world with other govt. agencies.Good luck going through airport security next time.
Can someone post the photo from the Herald ,shows a crazy policewoman grabbing the throat of a defenceless young man,she’s choking him ,his arms are interlocked with other protestors and he represents zero threat,looks as though the crazy police officer actually had to lean forward to incite violence.
MY GOODNESS. Glad nobody got killed like it did in The Netherlands last year…or like everybody knows in The States. Be safe ya’ll !
I’m everybody or at least somebody,who was killed at a Tppa protest in the U.S ?
That’s the one Thanks,this is what happens when you care to disagree with the nanny state,a sign of things to come I fear.
FINALLY THEY HAVE AWAKENED…
WOW I’m impressed New Zealand. Perhaps this is the moment what everybody has been waiting for all those years ?! IT’S A REVOLUTION AND TIME TO TAKE ACTION . I do hope it works out for all kiwi’s you really deserve a better quality of life. Don’t even start about the government…
haha yeah he needs to back of one day anyway.. but he will go after the money for sure. It doesn’t seem to me he cares for the people much here.. Do you think it would do NZ anything good ?
Nothing will change in N.Z ,the protestors will be labeled as benefit bludging hippies ,everything will remain status quo,the TPPA will also waste millions of tax payer dollars and will never go anywhere .