Janet Dixon's Career & Free Speech Cancellation

Three years after being declined exemption from a 'required' Maori custom/ tikanga course, realtor Janet Dixon still faces losing her licence for refusing to comply - even though the course is no longer compulsory.

Free Speech Union CEO Jillaine Heather explains why this prolonged case is so important in the battle for individual rights, citing selective enforcement and overreach by professional bodies. She also updates Andrew Urquhart on upcoming events int the FSU calendar. (www.fsu.nz)

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