I can remember the outcry in New Zealand when a story featured theIt is a disgrace and the council have the lion's share of the responsibility to find a way to stop it. There is no evidence that there are more people on the streets now than there were in 2000 (for instance); if you can prove otherwise please p[rovide that proof. There always will be some. Some building owners have gone too far, that is all!!
spraying of steps at the front of businesss in apartheid South Africa
to keep poor black people from sitting and sleeping there. That this
is happening in New Zealand is appalling - and typically the media >concentrates on the Auckland Council rather than the government whose >policies, including the sell off of social housing, reduction in
benefits and making it harder to qualify, and reduced funding for
charities have led to businesses feeling the need for such inhumane
actions. >http://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/330142/anti-homeless-sprinkler-systems-'inhumane'
I can remember the outcry in New Zealand when a story featured thesystems-'inhumane'
spraying of steps at the front of businesss in apartheid South Africa to
keep poor black people from sitting and sleeping there. That this is happening in New Zealand is appalling - and typically the media
concentrates on the Auckland Council rather than the government whose policies, including the sell off of social housing, reduction in
benefits and making it harder to qualify, and reduced funding for
charities have led to businesses feeling the need for such inhumane
actions. http://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/330142/anti-homeless-sprinkler-
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