ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 6月26日 15時39分

Photo by @andreabruce | In Waitangi, New Zealand, Bronwyn Clifford, 16, stands with other young Maori women during an event on Waitangi Day, observed each February to commemorate the Treaty of Waitangi, signed by some 500 Maori chiefs and the British in 1840. Many ancestral land rights were lost during Britain's 19th-century colonization. These young women are part of a group that teaches Maori all over the world the original teachings of their culture.

In the June 2020 issue, take a look "Taking the Lead," a story that I photographed about the inspiring women of Bolivia, New Zealand, Iraq, and Afghanistan who have made huge gains in achieving political power, but still face cultural resistance, and even violence, as their influence increases. Reporting by Rania Abouzeid. Follow me @andreabruce for more photos and stories.

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