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âŖhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/ne....ws/article-11651299/
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https://www.theguardian.com/wo....rld/2023/jan/20/jaci
In 2022, New Zealand police reported that threats against the prime minister had nearly tripled over three years. While police could not determine motives for every individual threat, documents they released showed anti-vaccination sentiment was a driving force of a number of threats, and opposition to legislation to regulate firearms after the 15 March mass shooting in Christchurch was another factor.
From stardust to an empty tank: one-of-a-kind leader Jacinda Ardern knew her time was up
A weeks-long anti-vaccine-mandate occupation of parliamentâs lawns descended into a violent riot in early 2022, with protesters calling for the prime ministerâs execution. The protests, coupled with increased threats and abuse against the prime minister and other MPs, prompted New Zealandâs typically open and accessible parliament to up security measures.
Over the past year, a number of men have been arrested, formally warned or faced criminal charges for threatening to assassinate Ardern, with one found guilty of sabotage in an attempt to destroy the countryâs power grid connections. Public appearances by the prime minister increasingly attracted small, at times abusive groups of protesters.
In one ugly incident, protesters in a car chased the prime ministerâs van, shouting obscenities and screaming that she was âa Naziâ, at one point forcing it on to the footpath, and in February 2022, shouting protesters again chased the prime ministerâs van down a driveway as she visited a primary school.
Kate Hannah, director of the Disinformation Project which monitors online extremism at research centre Te PÅĢnaha Matatini, said the program had seen a significant increase in abusive, threatening material directed at Ardern, and believed it had likely contributed to her leaving the role.
âThe scope of what weâve observed over the last three years is such that thereâs no way it could not have been a contributing factor â for any person,â she said.
âWhat we see now is absolutely normative, extremely vulgar and violent slurs âĻ incredibly violent use of imagery around death threats.â
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