

On October 15, 2007, New Zealand conducted multiple anti-terror raids that targeted individuals and raised questions about state actions and their consequences.
Synopsis
On October 15, 2007, New Zealand conducted multiple anti-terror raids that targeted individuals and raised questions about state actions and their consequences.
Synopsis
On October 15, 2007, police conducted anti-terror raids across New Zealand, targeting various locations. Operation 8 details these events and the impact on those involved. It includes testimonies from individuals affected by the raids and questions the motivations behind the police actions. The film investigates the implications for civil rights and state power in Aotearoa.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the impact of police raids on Māori communities.
- Find out about the events of October 15, 2007.
- Meet individuals affected by state surveillance.
Did You Know
- The raids occurred on October 15, 2007, across New Zealand.
- Operation 8 focuses on the Māori community's experience during the raids.
- The film discusses the concept of state terrorism in relation to police actions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What were the anti-terror raids in New Zealand?
The anti-terror raids in New Zealand occurred on October 15, 2007, targeting individuals suspected of involvement in militant activities.
What is the duration of the documentary Operation 8?
Operation 8 has a duration of 110 minutes.
What themes are addressed in Operation 8?
Operation 8 addresses themes such as police surveillance, state terrorism, and the impact on the Māori community.
What are people saying?
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