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New Zealand and UK Crack Down on Anti-Social Behaviors Through New Legislation

New Zealand and the UK are implementing new laws targeting gang symbols and anti-social behavior to enhance community safety and police enforcement.

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New Zealand police begin arrests for gang symbol ban as new law takes effect
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ABC News

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Yvette Cooper to set out crackdown on antisocial behaviour including jail terms
The Guardian

The Guardian

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Hooligans face two years in jail for wreaking havoc in towns and neighbourhoods
The Independent

The Independent

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New Zealand's new law prohibits displaying gang insignia in public, with immediate arrests made for violations. This move aims to reduce gang crime, with criticism on civil liberties issues. In parallel, the UK government introduces 'Respect orders' targeting persistent anti-social behavior, allowing police to impose restrictions and seize vehicles. Both governments emphasize community safety amidst concerns about marginalization and civil rights.

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