Meghan gets the approval of three words in Maori | Entertainment

"The achievements of the women who campaigned for their right to vote and who were the first in the world to do so are universally admired, I looked forward to this special occasion and pondered the importance of of this achievement, but also to the greater impact of what it symbolizes ", according to Meghan .

"The right to vote does not only concern the right to vote, but also what it means: the fundamental human right to participate in the choices that are available to him for his future and those of the community, "continued the Duchess. "New Zealand got this right 125 years ago."

Meghan and Her Husband Prince Harry arrived in New Zealand earlier in the day, his last stop. during their trip to Australia, Fiji and Tonga. At Government House, traditional Maori greetings were accompanied by haka and hongi (kissing in the nose), and the couple laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier in the Pukeahu War Memorial Park.

Harry and Meghan stay in New Zealand and also go to Auckland and Rotorua.