Sean Plunket talks to Jill Ovens about mob leader Shaneel Lal’s position in the Labour Party
Sean Plunket talks to the Women’s Rights Party’s Jill Ovens about Shaneel Lal’s position in the Labour Party & 1 year anniversary of Albert Park incident.
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Day of shame for New Zealand; its media, its Police and its Left political leadership
Today marks one year since women’s voices were shut down in a show of “love and peace” in Auckland’s Albert Park. Organisers of the “Let Women Speak” event had expected around 200 protesters to turn up, based on events in Melbourne and Tasmania the previous week. But the number of protesters swelled to around 2000
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Judge effectively gives men permission to violently attack women
Women across New Zealand should be very concerned that a man who smashed a woman’s eye socket in what was a violent, unprovoked attack has been let off without conviction. Women’s Rights Party Leader Jill Ovens says this sends a chilling message to women in a country where male violence against women is endemic and
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The “New Zealand model” for prostitution liberalisation doesn’t work
It is 20 years since the passing of the Prostitution Reform Act 2003, which fully decriminalised prostitution in New Zealand. The Women’s Rights Party, NZ and the Women’s Declaration International-NZ have made a submission to Reem Alsalem, the UN Special Rapporteur on VAWG, for her report to the Human Rights Council on prostitution and violence
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Midwifery Council erasing the words ‘women’ and ‘mothers’
The Midwifery Council has removed all mention of women and mothers from their Scope Of Practice.
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Parliamentary Petition: Preserve Clarity in Midwifery Practice
We’re facing a critical moment. The Midwifery Council’s revised Scope of Practice for midwives has raised alarms by erasing crucial terms like “women” and “mothers.” This is an urgent call to arms to safeguard the clarity and specificity in the regulatory Scope of Practice. We need your signature on this petition to demand an immediate
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The customer is always right, yeah right!
The Human Rights Act prohibits discrimination on the grounds of political opinion. Otaki New World’s actions may be in violation of legally protected human rights. Why are the media colluding with apparently discriminatory actions?
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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
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