A proposed law in New Zealand aiming to redefine the Treaty of Waitangi has sparked widespread protests across the country as thousands march to Parliament. The bill, backed by libertarian lawmaker David Seymour, intends to establish clear definitions of the treaty’s principles applicable to all New Zealanders. Opponents argue it threatens established rights of Māori and could cause constitutional upheaval. Protests epitomize the ongoing struggle over race relations and treaty recognition in New Zealand. As tensions rise, an estimated 30,000 marchers are expected in Wellington, with significant opposition from both Māori and non-Māori communities.