Wellington, New Zealand – The mountain of New Zealand was considered by native people, who was recognized as a legal entity on Thursday after a new law awarded all human rights and responsibilities.

Mount Taranaki – It is now known as Taranaki Maunga, his Māori name is the last natural feature for personality in New Zealand, which was previously a river and a segment of holy land. Integral, Snow-covered volcano, the second largest Zealand is on the northern island of 8,261 feet and a popular tourism, tourism and snow sports.

Legal recognition recognizes the steal of the mountain from the new Zealand District Mavi. It exercises a compensation for compensation from the country's government for its indigenous people to cause damage to land from the beginning.

The law adopted on Thursday gives Taranaki Maunga to all human rights, powers, responsibilities, responsibilities and obligations. Its legal entity has a name. Te Kāhui Tupua, which views the law as a “animal and inseparable whole.” It includes Taranaki and its surrounding tops and soil, “including all their physical and metaphysical elements.”

The law says that the newly formed entity will be “the face and sound of the mountain”, saying that four members of the local Moori IWI or four members appointed by the Minister of Conservation of the country.

“Mountain has long been a source of honored ancestors, a source of physical, cultural and spiritual stability and a final place of rest,” said Poghos Goldsman, who was responsible for the government and the Moore.

But in the 18th and 19th centuries, New Zealand colonies first captivated the name of the letter, and then the mountain. In 1770, British Explorer's Captain James Cook noticed the top of his ship and called it a mountain of Egmont.

In 1840, Mori's tribes and representatives of the British crown signed the Mayisang contract – a founding document of New Zealand, in which the crown promised Mori. But the English versions of Mori and English were different, and the violations with the crown of both began.

In 1865, the huge sword of the other's land, including the mountain, was confiscated to punish the Munori to rebel against the crown. During the next century, hunting and sports groups said in the management of the mountain, but it was not Mororn.

“Traditional traditional traditional practice of Mountains has been banned when tourism has been stimulated,” Goldsman said. But the protest against the 1970s and the “80s” has led to the growth of the new Zealand legislation, culture and rights to recognize the rights.

The compensation includes billions of dollars in the settlement agreement, for example, the agreement with eight breeds of the transposed tribes, which was signed in 2023.

“Today Taranaki, Taranaki, our mountain, our hatred, The Shackles' captives, Taranaki races of the political party using a phrase that is Tseans ASSans ASans.

“We have grown up to know that nothing can do that we are less connected,” he added.

Legal rights of the mountain aim to maintain its health and well-being. They will be used to stop compulsory sales, restore its traditional use and allow conservatual work to protect there, which flourishes there to bloom. Public access will remain.

New Zealand was the first country in the world to recognize natural features as people, when in 2014, a law, a huge native forest of the North Island.

According to the law, the ownership of the government's government stopped and his guardian became the tribe.

“Te urewera is old and lasting, nature fortress, alive with history. Its scenery is plentiful with mystery, adventure and distant beauty. ” In 2017, New Zealand Recognized the Wanganu River as a human being part of its local IWI.

The bill recognizing the mountain personally settled unanimously by 123 lawmakers of the parliament. Ringing Waiata – Māori song was met by a public gallery, packed in the capital, Wellington, a resumption.

Unity gave a short-lived respect for a Tensile period for race relationships in New ZealandTens of thousands of people marched to parliament in November to protest a law that will return the White Treaty to establish tough legal definitions for each provision. The lighters say that the law, which is expected to go, will guide the Mav of Legal Rights and the progress of a sharp reverse over the past five decades.