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- I've always working for the right of my people. Today, Im gonna lead my people to request our rights back!
- The Maori Land March on 1975, September, 14
- The Maori leader Whina Cooper
- The Land March arriving at Parliament
- The Marchers arriving Wellington
- The protest movement was led by the group Te Rōpū Matakite, created by the Maori leader Whina Cooper. It started in Northland. Whina Cooper worked for many years for the rights of Maori people. There are Whina Cooper and protesters in the scene, and they are gonna do a protest of their lands.
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- Fifty marches are leaving the far north on 14th September for 1000km walk to Wellington, leading by Whina Cooper. The roads are full of the marches
- The huge marchers movement
- The hikoi quickly grew in strength, as it approached towns and cities, local people joined to offer moral support.
- October 13, 1975
- Whina and the marchers went to Waitangi to sort out the treaty bridges on October 10.
- Because the march protest movement is moving on the roads, bridges, there are some big trafficsmoving on the roads and protest movement is the march Because
- About 5000 marchers arrived at Parliament on October13, 1975, where Whina Cooper presented a petition signed by 60000 people to the Prime Minister, Bill Rowling. The primary aim was to protest against the continuing the loss of Mari Land. The government sent the police to drive the marchers away, and the protest finally ended.
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