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Submission in response to Te Aka Matua o te Ture | The Law Commission Hate Crime Consultation Paper

Standalone sex-based laws with higher penalties would better address violence against women,. “Sex” and “gender” are distinct concepts that shouldn’t be used interchangeably.

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Saving money with cheap lunches is a waste of money if kids can’t eat them

Schools could be provided with sandwiches or wraps with simple fillings, fruit, and carrot sticks or other food that children will eat.

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Call For Suffrage Day To Become A National Public Holiday

We need to reclaim our heritage by designating Suffrage Day as a public holiday

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Green Party leader defends use of violent language

Green Party co-leader Chloe Swarbrick has defended use of violent language in a poster promoting an event in her name this weekend. https://www.stuff.co.nz/politics/360587011/greens-back-election-probe-birthright-citizenship-review Just over three minutes into the interview Ms Swarbrick laughs off suggestions that using the term “bash back” has violent connotations, saying that it would be “just a little dance”. At the

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Giving Police more powers to constrain protest is not a solution to police failings

Media attention has been focussing on IPCA calls for a law change, and not on the shockingly “inadequate” response at Albert Park. 

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Submission on the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) (3 Day Postnatal Stay) Amendment Bill

The Women’s Rights Party has major concerns about how an extra postnatal day is realistically going to be delivered in a climate of health cuts, primary facility shortages, and a midwifery staffing crisis.

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Stalking And Harassment Bill

Legislation must support women’s safety without compromising women’s freedom to criticize male dominance

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Submission On The Use of Puberty Blockers

It is completely unethical that a medication that deliberately eliminates the crucial physical and cognitive development of puberty is available without regulation in New Zealand, and has been allowed to gain a celebrity status amongst children

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