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Waitakere Family Court Resists Decontamination
A group of fathers turned up at Henderson on 7th May 2004 to clean up the Family Court.
Judge Dread came to set a good example to his fellow judges:
Court officials were worried that even this symbolic gesture might undermine their anti-father agenda, so they sent their security man to instruct protestors not to go past the footpath with their cleaning gear:
Always keen to be law-abiding citizens, the crew set up across the road from the court:
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