Luxon defends freedom of speech following visit to India
Sunday 23 March 2025 · 2 outlets · 2 reports · updated In this story Christopher Luxon, John Key, Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has concluded a five-day visit to India, where he held talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During the trip, Luxon defended New Zealand's right to free speech and lawful protest. He also expressed pride in the achievements of the large New Zealand delegation.
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