An Open Letter about Green Party MPs trying to prevent advocacy for women’s...
Down load the article as a pdf. Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull (aka Posie Parker) is a UK Women’s Rights Activist who provides women with a platform to speak about how their lives have been impacted by...
View ArticleWhy the Ministry of Health had to act on children and gender medicine.
This is the full text with references of the material sent to the New Zealand Herald which became the 24 April article titled “Questions mount around the use of puberty blockers for children“. I’ve...
View ArticleMedia Council finds Stuff endorses unbalanced coverage on puberty blockers
And Health Ministry communications staff mislead the media. A September 2022 story on Stuff written by journalist Rachel Thomas has been found to lack balance. In ‘Puberty blockers still considered...
View ArticleGender Scepticism
Speak Up For Women and Women Act Up held a rally at Parliament on Thursday 8 June, just a week before New Zealand’s Self Identification Law comes into force. The two groups invited 6 gay and lesbian...
View ArticlePersonal submission to the United Nations Universal Periodic review 2023
The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is a triannual United Nations process to report on Human Rights. The government does a self assessment and individuals and groups can create their own feedback into...
View ArticleAn assessment of the PATHA guideline
Is NZ’s transgender medicine guideline an example of regulatory failure? A recently completed investigation has found that the 2018 Guidelines for gender affirming healthcare for gender diverse and...
View ArticleNew policy directing carers to send children to gender medicine practitioners...
A research paper, Making Ourselves Visible released in June 2024 is being used as the basis for Oranga Tamariki policy on ‘rainbow and takatāpui’ children and young people in the care and fostering...
View ArticleWhy was removing language about women not erasing them?
The new Scope of Practice for Midwifery. In a recent article, published on the Spinoff, Cutting through the noise: Why whānau-centred midwifery is not erasing women,(March 1) academics George Parker,...
View ArticleHate Speech legislation through the back door.
Does a new legal case provide a model to reverse New Zealand’s gender laws? On Tuesday 9 April the Human Rights Commission is intervening on behalf a legal case that attempts to introduce new Hate...
View ArticleOpportunities for gender critical people to use the Declarations of...
Introduction Should it be possible to take a case seeking to uphold a finding of a Declaration of Inconsistency with the Bill of Rights Act in relation to the main gender bills that disadvantage women,...
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