Stark signal on market access, moral high ground trade-off
Poll result indicates clear preference between trade deals and human rights.
Prime Minister John Key has copped criticism for his trip to Saudi Arabia because of the country’s poor human rights practices, which include beheadings and women being lashed for the ‘crime’ of being raped.
Mr Key has argued, however, that more interaction with Saudi Arabia may mean New Zealand
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Nick Grant
Wed, 29 Apr 2015
Wed, 29 Apr 2015
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Stark signal on market access, moral high ground trade-off
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