Advocating for Women

The Women’s Rights Party was formed in 2023 as a voice for women whose interests were being ignored by most sectors of society in the name of “inclusivity”.

In the same year, the Women’s Rights Party contested the General Election with a List of 12 exceptional women from all over the country. As a registered democratic political party that is advocating strongly for the interests of women and children, we are an organised force for change.

The Women’s Rights Party is about protecting the rights of women and children. We advocate for women’s sex-based rights, so that these rights are respected and extended, and not eroded.

We are campaigning to protect the rights of women and children.  We aim to bring greater public awareness to threats that include lifelong harm to children

We focus on issues that directly impact on women and girls. We recognise that such interests are wide ranging, including women’s sex-based rights, women’s healthcare, our children’s education, and recognition of women’s contributions to society.

The Women’s Rights Party is shining a light on what sex self-ID means for women and girls, and on the relationships and sexuality curriculum that was introduced in our schools by the previous Labour government.  These are just two examples of an agenda that has been rolling along at great speed, largely under the radar of ordinary New Zealanders.

While the primary focus of the Women’s Rights Party is protecting the rights of women and children and advocating for sex-based rights, we do need to be concerned with issues that affect all New Zealanders and impact on women and our future generations. Issues such as the climate, the environment, conservation, animal welfare, social and economic inequality and poverty, are of particular concern to young people who are needed to continue the struggle for women’s rights.