Tell the Christchurch City Council to keep female-only services and facilities
The Christchurch City Council has excluded the word ‘sex’ from inclusion policy. This is incongruent with NZ human rights law
read moreA big year for women in New Zealand politics
2023 was a big year for New Zealand women. Our new party ended ‘no debate’ and gave women a political home.
read moreCoalition Agreement sheds light on gender ideology that has captured policy and law making
The coalition agreement heralds the first disruptions in the flow of gender ideology into our schools, universities, public services and sporting bodies here in New Zealand
read moreWe support the #NoExcuses Campaign to combat violence against women
The Women’s Rights Party is calling on the new Government to fund single-sex shelters, women-only refuges, women-to-women counselling and peer support, all of which are essential in helping survivors leave dangerous relationships. Economic assistance is also vital to enable women and children to safely exit situations where they are dependent financially on an abusive husband or boyfriend.
read moreWe call for an enquiry into the medicalisation of children with gender dysphorias
While many countries were restricting use of puberty blockers and hormones, New Zealand is becoming more of an outlier in our increasing use of puberty blocking hormones. Lawmakers and medical professionals should be preventing the harm that is occurring in the name of gender identity.
read moreCancel your donations to Wikipedia: It’s a peddler of disinformation
The Wikipedia entry on the Women’s Rights Party makes false and unverifiable claims.
read moreWomen’s Rights Party an option in the Port Waikato by-election
There are concerns among many voters about the undermining of women’s rights, so why not have a Women’s Rights Party MP in that additional seat?
read moreDemocracy in New Zealand Relies On Free Speech
The New Zealand Women’s Rights Party support healthy debate. The Government must act now to actively defend democratic values, and to support and protect open discussion.
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