New Zealand votes to protect English after Maori MP laments 'b*****d language'
The bill was introduced by New Zealand First, a party that is part of the government coalition.
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The bill was introduced by New Zealand First, a party that is part of the government coalition. Official data shows that more than 95 percent of the population speaks English. Both languages were granted official status to safeguard smaller communities and strengthen legal rights for them.
Furthermore, New Zealand MPs have voted to protect the English language by passing a new bill to make it one of the country’s official languages.
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The bill was introduced by New Zealand First, a party that is part of the government coalition.
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Official data shows that more than 95 percent of the population speaks English.
according to Geo NewsBoth languages were granted official status to safeguard smaller communities and strengthen legal rights for them.
according to Geo NewsNew Zealand MPs have voted to protect the English language by passing a new bill to make it one of the country’s official languages.
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