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Sue Grey ITNJ Testimony - ECOCIDE

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First published at 15:53 UTC on May 23rd, 2020.

International Tribunal for Natural Justice

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Lawyer, Sue Grey testifies to a number of unlawful acts of the crown and its contractors who have been aerially spreading deadly poison, called 1080, on DOC land, Maori Land and private land. Sue and her team has identified over 10 possible legal challenges involving apparent criminal or civil breaches of statutory obligations by DoC, OSPRI and/or poison contractors.

Sue Grey testified on June 23, 2019 before the ITNJ Commission of Inquiry into Weaponisation of the Biosphere. Watch all the Indonesia Seatings at https://commission.itnj.org

Help continue this work and expose the next phase of expert witness testimonies. www.itnj.org

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