New Zealand Grants Legal Personhood to Sacred Mountain Taranaki Maunga
- A mountain in New Zealand is recognized as a legal person, granting it rights and responsibilities like a human being.
- The mountain, now called Taranaki Maunga, was acknowledged as sacred by the Māori people and has a legal personality named Te Kahui Tupua.
- The law recognizes the mountain's theft from the Māori during colonization, affirming its significance to the community.
- The recognition was celebrated as a release from 'the shackles of injustice, of ignorance, of hate.
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