Asian Leaders Urge Community to Vote After Peters' Insult

Asian community leaders are calling on their members to vote in the upcoming general election. This comes in response to comments made by Winston Peters, which many found offensive.

The leaders condemned Peters' remark telling people to 'go back to your own country.' They urged the Asian community to ensure their voices are heard through their votes this election cycle.

They emphasised that participating in the democratic process is crucial for representation. The leaders encouraged community members to engage and make their opinions count.

With the general election approaching, the focus is on the importance of inclusivity in governance. Community leaders believe that voting is a vital way to advocate for the issues that affect their lives directly.

Originally reported by RNZ New Zealand Headlines.