White Camelia Podcast: When Inclusion Means Intrusion
An introduction to the impact of gender ideology on New Zealand women. We hear from Women’s Rights Party NZ co-leader, Jill Ovens, science writer, Zach Elliot and feminist activists from across the ditch.
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Women’s Rights Party pleased to see women’s rights as an Election issue
The Women’s Rights Party is taking to the road on a nationwide tour from today to meet with New Zealanders concerned about the erosion of sex-based rights, just as politicians from the Left and Right are desperately trying to avoid making this an election issue. NZ First sparked the “not me” moment for National Leader
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Changes to Human Rights Act will harm women and girls
The addition of the terms “sex characteristics”, “secondary sex characteristics “ and “variations of sex characteristics” in the Bill do not add anything useful to the Human Rights Act.
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Safer Online Services And Media Platforms Proposal Will Silence Women
Rights to freedom of expression have not been enjoyed by the women of New Zealand who have been trying to stand up for their human rights
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Sex, not gender identity determines pay discrimination.
We call on the Government to address pay parity with midwives employed in the so-called ‘funded sector’. Pay LMCs ‘fair and equitable’ remuneration,”
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Women’s Rights Party responds to Paddy Has Issues
Episode 6 of Paddy Has Issues was rife with misconceptions around the medicalisation of children with dysphoria. Jill talks with Sean Plunkett to clear up the disinfo.
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Jill talks about her history in New Zealand’s leftist culture, her political history and the reasons for the formation of the Women’s Rights Party.
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Paddy Gower Gets It Wrong About Sex And Gender
Children who are gender non-conforming or who could grow up to be attracted to the same sex, should be supported in this. It needs to be clear that while you can change your appearance, changing your sex is not biologically possible. You can’t change your DNA.
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