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It looks like most of the political censorship in NZ was to suppress anti-war publications, which has been less of an issue since that particular law was passed
by Rebelgecko 4y ago
It looks like most of the political censorship in NZ was to suppress anti-war publications, which has been less of an issue since that particular law was passed. Other censorship laws blocked movies like All Quiet on the Western Front as well as communist publications.
The only political point of view I've noticed that was censored under that particular act (based on 5 minutes of perusing Wikipedia) was supporting euthanasia, which is illegal in NZ
- jimjimjim 4y agoIt used to be illegal, but New Zealand had a referendum in which people voted to legalize euthanasia.