In New Zealand, a female member of parliament danced to protest

A bill was opposed by some members of the New Zealand Parliament, and a female member of parliament recorded her protest by performing a traditional dance.

According to a report by a foreign news agency, New Zealand’s youngest member of parliament, Hana Ruahiti Maipi Clarke, can be seen in the video emotionally performing a traditional dance while opposing a bill presented in parliament.

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The youngest Member of Parliament tore the bill and started the traditional Murai Haka dance, after which other members of the Assembly and people in the gallery got up to join him and started dancing. Speaker adjourned the meeting.