PMN News reports Soane Foliaki, who’s a senior solicitor at Community Law South Auckland with over 30 years experience in helping immigration clients, says when he first heard what had happened he was shocked.
“I was at the apology and I was also a teenager at the time of the first dawn raids in the seventies,” he says.
“To see the Prime Minister do the apology with such humility by way of the ifoga - putting the mat over her head - it was really moving.
“So when this happened it’s hard to describe how I felt - to be honest I was quite disgusted.”
