
The Women's Rights Party NZ was formed in May 2023 after the worst mob violence against women in NZ's history at the Let Women Speak rally, in March the same year, demonstrated the importance of having a political party to speak out on behalf of women.
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Media release by Jill Ovens, Women’s Rights Party co-leader and national secretary.
16 September 2026
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For the first time ever, a Women’s Suffrage flag will...
An article about puberty blockers appeared in the September 5 issue of The Listener magazine, titled ‘Identity Crisis - Transgender health advocates are seeking a fairer approach to puberty blockers, other than an outright ban’.
The writer...
Dawn was a strong, long-time supporter and volunteer for the NZ Labour Party, until Albert Park in Auckland happened in March 2023.
Prior to that, she’d had a growing uneasiness at how women’s concerns around gender ideology were being sil...
With New Zealand’s general election coming up on 7 November this year, the Women’s Rights Party has released its first campaign video. Featuring Jill Ovens, co-leader and national secretary, who takes us through the origins, purpose, and re...
By: Jill Ovens - Women’s Rights Party co-leader and national secretary
18 August 2026
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The revelation that Ani O’Brien is the complainant in a civil case und...
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We were formed by a group of women after the anti-women riots in Albert Park Auckland 25th March 2023 when Posie Parker came to New Zealand to have a women's speaking event. We stood 12 courageous women for the list vote in 2023.
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