Honolulu Police Commission Task Force

[Reposted from ACLU of Hawaiʻi]]
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The community wants change, but our “public leaders” continue to actively resist it, preventing genuine public participation and keeping the public in the dark—contradictory to the spirit of Hawai‘i’s Sunshine Law.

Image description: Various screenshots from the online article “Don’t Let The Proposed Honolulu Police Ballot Questions Die” by the Civil Beat Editorial Board. Each screenshot is positioned atop a photo from the article of Executive Matters and Legal Affairs Chair Andria Tupola.

View the full article: https://www.civilbeat.org/2022/05/dont-let-the-proposed-honolulu-police-ballot-questions-die/