Adrienne Owen-Jones
September 13, 2023If you believe that the noun ‘woman’ describes a human female (and is not “anti-transgender” speak) and that sex-based rights
Kathleen Lauderdale
September 13, 2023After years of political involvement, it is an immense relief to work with and for women. I feel I have
MacKenzie Clark
September 13, 2023MacKenzie is a business student with an interest in the global geopolitical climate. She believes in safeguarding the rights of
Catherine Mann
September 13, 2023Catherine grew up in the Maniototo on a sheep and beef farm. At 15 years old she left school to do
Sue Hoskins
September 13, 2023If we wish to maintain a just society we must honestly face truth and reality.
Linde Rose
September 13, 2023Linde is a retired psychotherapist who lives in Pt. Chevalier Auckland. She is standing for the Women’s Rights Party because
Catherine Ormsby
September 13, 2023I have dusted off my demonstration boots and I’m back taking action in support of Women’s Safe Spaces
Prue Hyman
September 13, 2023Prue is a lesbian feminist activist and in her working life was a feminist economics academic at Victoria University of
Marnie Fornusek
September 13, 2023Sport is meaningless without fair competition. That’s why we have separate categories for people with disabilities, women, men, girls and
Karen Guilliland
September 13, 2023When women all over the world are continually marginalised, abused and ignored, the need for ongoing protection of their status
Chimene del la Varis
September 13, 2023As a solo-parent, I understand the economic struggle faced by many women who juggle parenting with full time work. As
Jill Ovens
September 13, 2023With 20 other women, Jill started the Women’s Rights Party in the week after Kellie Jay Keen’s visit to New
