Ko te mahi a Te Ope Pirihimana o Aotearoa i ngā tau o te 1970, i urutomokia ai, i whakaekea ai ngā kāinga o ngā iwi o Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa e noho ana ki Tāmakimakaurau. He mahi tūkino i whakahaua e te kāwanatanga o taua wā hei kimi i te hunga karekau ā rātou kōkota whaimana. Ka kīia rātou he nohoroa. Ka urutomokia ngā kāinga i te atapō, i te wā e moe ana ngā whānau.
The actions of the New Zealand Police Force in the 1970's involving the invasion of the homes of Pacific people living in Auckland. This violation was promoted by the government of the time in order to search for people who did not have a valid visa. These people were called overstayers. The homes were invaded in the early morning when families were asleep.
He pāmamae tuku iho e mau tonu ana, ka takea mai i ngā Huakitanga Atapō.
Ahakoa te nui o ngā nohoroa kirimā o whenua kē, ko ngā iwi o Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa i tino tūkinohia i ngā Huakitanga Atapō.
E tika ana kia āta mātaihia ngā Huakitanga Atapō i roto i te marautanga hītōria o ngā kura o Aotearoa.