Welcome to the Friday Wire with Ayana and Noah! 

First, Ayana speaks to Professor Anne-Marie Brady about the persecution on Uyghur Muslims in Xinjhang and New Zealand's role in standing up against international humanitarian abuse.

Secondly, Ayana follows this story through to ethical investing by talking to Sam Stubbs, Managing Director of Simplicity, about the complexities of ethical investing. Simplicity is known for ethical investing and had shares in Icehouse Ventures, who had a relationship with iFlytek whose technology is involved in the persecution of Uyghar Muslims. 

Thirdly, Ayana speaks to Green Party's Golriz Ghahraman on what the New Zealand Government should do in the face of international humanitarian crimes. 

Then, Noah talks to Dr Rob Beaglehole from the New Zealand Dental Association about the change to the law that see's the Ministry of Health manage flurodation of water.

And finally, Noah talks to Professor John McMillan from Otago University's Bio-Ethics Centre regarding a court ruling a child would get vaccinated despite protests from her father. 

Whakarongo mai!