N. Zealand PM floats privacy laws after staffer accused of filming...

N. Zealand PM floats privacy laws after staffer accused of filming women

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New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon considered new privacy laws. This followed allegations against his press secretary, Michael Forbes. Forbes allegedly recorded sex workers without their consent. He also secretly photographed women at the gym. Forbes resigned and apologised for his actions. Luxon expressed shock and questioned the legality of Forbes's behaviour.

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