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Police and anti-vaccine protesters clashed on the grounds of New Zealand's parliament Thursday, with more than 120 arrested after demonstrators who camped outside the legislature for three days were ordered to move on. Activists chanted the Maori haka and yelled "hold the line", as they scuffled with a phalanx of…

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The government couldn’t attempt to meet their demands because they were endless and, frankly, psychotic

New Zealand police on Thursday arrested 120 people as they attempted to forcefully remove hundreds of protesters camped outside parliament to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates and tough coronavirus restrictions.

Hundreds of demonstrators are entering their third day camped outside parliament in Wellington, where they are vowing to stay until COVID-19 restrictions are lifted.

Some 120 people arrested as officers move against protesters who converged on Wellington on Tuesday.

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Police on Thursday began arresting some protesters who have been camped out on Parliament’s grounds as a convoy protest against coronavirus mandates entered its third day

An anti-government protest group is being moved off New Zealand's parliament lawns after a three-day sit-in attacking Jacinda Ardern's COVID-19 policies.