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West Coast succumbs to government’s culture of death

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Media Release 2 May 2022

Right to Life believes that a region that kills its own children does not have a future. The West Coast is in serious decline, there are more deaths than births on the Coast. Introducing an abortion “service” is insanity. West Coasters should rise up and protest at the killing of their children and the wounding of their women and demand that it cease.       

Right to Life joins with the community on the West Coast in lamenting the killing of their innocent unborn by the West Coast District Health Board. [WCDHB] at the direction of the Jacinda Ardern government, under the guise that this is a health service. These beautiful children, unrepeatable miracles of God’s loving creation, should be offered up for open adoption into loving West Coast homes.

The Board that should be dedicated to protecting life and promoting the health of West Coasters hails the introduction of abortion as a health service. Shame on the Board for failing to protect the weakest and most defenceless members of the human family your precious unborn.

It is highly commendable that the West Coast has been abortion free as doctors employed by the  WCDHB have commendably up to now refused to have anything to do with the killing of the innocent.

There were 291 children born on the West Coast in 2020. Right to Life estimates that there will be 60 unborn children killed each year, the majority of whom will be killed by the WCDHB.

The West Coast needs more babies, every baby born on the Coast is a treasure to be protected and loved. The West Coast is facing a demographic winter which will be aggravated by the local DHBs killing of the unborn.

The current population of the Coast is 32,400 which is expected to decline to 30,600 in 2048. In the last ten years those over 65 years of age have increased by 2,000 and those under 65 decreased by 2,600.

The Executive Director – Midwifery and Maternity Services, Norma Campbell  says “that these services have been implemented to increase accessibility and address inequities in service provision by removing barriers and delays while also offering several choices”. This is language that seeks to make lies acceptable and killing respectable. The government will never deceive women into believing that their child in the womb is not a human being with a right to life until it is born. Nor will they believe that it is not a crime to kill their child and that every woman has a right to kill their child up to birth, authorised and funded by the government.

This is not a service to women or to their precious defenceless unborn children. Previously women had the inconvenience of travelling to Christchurch to have their unborn children poisoned, sucked out of their womb or painfully and violently dismembered. Now their unborn can be killed locally or at home if they qualify for an early medical abortion. Is this the best that the government can do for Coast women?

Abortions will be provided locally if the child does not have a gestation of more than 12 weeks and one day. Older babies will be referred to the Gynaecological Procedure Unit at the Christchurch Women’s Hospital to be killed, with their mortal remains to be treated as medical waste to be disposed of at the local tip.

A region that kills its own children does not have a future.

Ken Orr,

Spokesperson,

Right to Life N.Z. Inc.

The Government’s policy on suicide is incoherent and dangerous

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Media Release 29 April 2022

The government has been promoting and funding the suicide of vulnerable patients since the End of Life Choices Act came into  effect on 7th November 2021, this is a violation human rights and must stop.

The government has an excellent Suicide Prevention Strategy administered by the Ministry of Health. The government is also promoting assisted suicide provided by the End of Life Choice Act 2019. Access and promotion of assisted suicide is also administered by the Ministry of Health.

Right to Life wrote to the Minister of Health, Andrew Little on 10 January on this issue. He requested the Deputy Director General of Health, Clare Perry to respond.

Ms Perry responded to Right to Life on 17th February 2022:

“I would like to assure you that the Ministry of Health remains fully committed to achieving the vision outlined in He Tapu te Oranga, namely to achieve a future where there is no suicide in Aotearoa New Zealand, and to the key outcomes of reduced suicide rates and wellbeing for all. He Tapu te Oranga is clear that collective ownership is necessary to achieve the vision and outcomes of the strategy, meaning that suicide prevention is a cross-government, cross-agency, and whole-of-society issue. In short, everyone has a role to play in preventing suicide. The Ministry also has a role in ensuring that people who are eligible to seek assisted dying are able to receive what is a lawful service, if they choose to apply, and meet the eligibility criteria set out in the End of Life Choice Act 2019.”

The community will be understandably confused at the government having two programmes: the first to oppose suicide and the other to promote suicide.

The Minister of Justice, who is responsible for overseeing both programmes stated in Parliament on a debate the Zero Suicide Aotearoa report. 8th July 2021, concerning suicide prevention, “If, as the report argues, the proposition is that suicide is preventable—if we accept suicide is preventable—then no suicide is acceptable. That’s the premise on which this Government has developed its policy.” 

Right to Life applauds the Minister’s life affirming statement that should have the support of the whole community. We totally agree suicide is preventable and that no suicide is acceptable. Why then is the government promoting and funding assisted suicide?

The Minister of Health stated in a media release on 12th October 2021, “The health system is ready for the implementation of the End of Life Choice Act when it takes effect next month, making assisted dying legal in New Zealand.”

The government, which gave overwhelming support to passing the End of Life Choice Act, not only supports assisted suicide but is fully funding this new “health service” by paying doctors up to $3,000 for each patient that they assist to commit suicide.

The government’s suicide policy is incoherent, inconsistent and dangerous. The suicide prevention strategy admirably supports a culture of life.

Suicide is intrinsically evil, as it violates the Fifth Commandment, “Thou shalt not kill.” The promotion and funding of assisted suicide supports a culture of death and undermines the suicide prevention strategy.

Right to Life requests that Parliament and government recognise that doctors killing their patients with a lethal injection or assisting in their suicide, has no place in our statutes and urgently requests that Parliament repeal the End of Life Choice Act 2019.

Ken Orr,

Spokesperson,

Right to Life NZ Inc.

Will Christopher Luxon recognise humanity of unborn New Zealanders and their right to life?

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Media Release 5 April 2022

Right to Life is disappointed that the leader of the National Party is refusing to recognise that the unborn child is a human being endowed by its Creator with human rights, the foundation right being an inalienable right to life. The unborn child is a unique and unrepeatable miracle of God’s loving creation, the weakest and most defenceless member of our human family that deserves our respect and protection.

 Right to Life has written three letters to him since his election as leader of the National party asking if he recognises that the unborn child, is a human being, with a right to life. We are disappointed that he has not replied.

The Crimes Act,1961, Section 159, Killing of a child, states that the unborn child does not become a human being with a right to life until it is born. This a legal fiction and a violation of human rights.

Our right to life is bestowed on us at conception by our Creator and it is this human right that makes us truly human. It is the duty of Parliament and the government to protect our human rights. Our right to life is not granted to us by Parliament or by the government.

Our right to life is a human rights issue, it is not a religious issue. Human life begins at conception, this is biological fact not a theological fact.

Those who govern do so with the permission of the governed. We have an absolute right to be a voice for the voiceless and to demand that those who seek to govern us recognise our unborn brothers and sisters as human beings endowed with a right to life and deserving of our respect and protection.

Christopher Luxon in his maiden speech applauded William Wilberforce for his tireless work to recognise Negros as human beings with a right to life and to abolish slavery. It was an appalling injustice to deny that black people were not human beings and were not bearers of human rights. Today it is an appalling injustice to deny that unborn children are not human beings with a right to life until they are born. This is the paramount human rights issue of this era.

Christopher Luxon also commendably proclaimed that he was, ”absolutely feminist.” Upholding the humanity of the unborn child is absolutely feminist. For it recognises the dignity of women and pregnancy.

Right to Life hopes that Christopher Luxon will be inspired by the example and words of William Wilberforce. who said,” let it not be said that I was silent when they needed me.” and “you may choose to look the other way but you can never say that you did not know.”

Today the humanity and right to life of our unborn the weakest and most defenceless members of our human family are being cruelly denied.

Right to Life requests that Christopher Luxon follows the heroic example of William Wilberforce and publicly declares that he recognises that unborn children are one of us and are human beings from conception endowed with an inalienable right to life. May he be the passionate political leader and advocate that our unborn desperately need.

Ken Orr,

Spokesperson,

Right to Life N.Z. Inc.

Government encouraging Maori to kill preborn – is this part of accepted Maori culture?

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Media Release 2 April 2022

Right to Life makes no apology for speaking up for the voiceless. We will never accept that the killing of God’s precious infants is part of Maori culture or of any other culture, it is part of a culture of death and has no place in a culture of life.

 Right to Life is concerned that the government is endeavouring to deceive Maori into believing that the killing of unborn children is an important part of Maori culture and that prior to the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi there was no stigma or shame associated with abortion and that it was the right of Maori women to exercise autonomy over their bodies with the right to choose to kill their unborn child. Right to Life believes that the government is seeking to make lies acceptable and murder respectable.

This information is being given to abortion providers by the Ministry of Health in the document, New Zealand Aotearoa  Abortion Clinical Guideline in appendix A, Abortion & Maori, to help them to encourage Maori to accept abortion as an important part of their culture.

The Ministry of Health states: ”After 1840, the colonising process put an end to the self-determining right of Maoori to control their reproductive health and initiate an abortion. As a consequence, whanau, hapu and iwi knowledges about initiating abortions were subjugated. Maori have been deprived of these knowledges for more than 200 years.”

“The Abortion Legislation Act 2020, in combination with the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, provides whanau, hapu and iwi with the opportunity to revitalise their older knowledges and practices for abortion. The intention is for Maori, in the context of abortion, to enact their rangatiratanga or self-determining rights and mana motuhake or autonomy over their bodies and their reproductive health and wellbeing.”

The Ministry presumably regrets that with the Treaty of Waitangi and acceptance of rule by the Crown, abortion eventually became illegal. Protection for the right to life of  unborn Maori was now afforded by the Crimes Act. The government is now shamefully apologising to Maori for the imposition Christianity, civilisation and respect for unborn life on them, allegedly in violation of their culture.

Missionaries  taught that the killing of innocent unborn children was intrinsically evil and violated the Fifth commandment of our Creator, Thou shalt not kill. If the government believes that it is going to remove the shame and stigma of abortion they are wrong. There should be a total prohibition of the taking of the lives of innocent human beings.

In 2020 there were 13,246 abortions reported in New Zealand. The total of abortions on Maori women totalled 2,875.The government is committed to making abortion more accessible and acceptable to Maori.

Right to Life believes that it is shameful for the government to seek to seduce vulnerable Maori women into violating their conscience by killing their precious child in the womb under the pretext that it was accepted by their ancestors as part of their culture.

The government believes,” that the Abortion Legislation Act 2020, in combination with the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, provides whanau, hapu and iwi with the opportunity to revitalise their older knowledges and practices for abortion.”

Right to Life requests the government to not promote the falsehood that the Abortion Legislation Act 2020,  which permits abortion up to birth, will reinforce a pre-European Maori culture by encouraging more Maori babies to be murdered before they are born.

Right to Life is committed to being a voice for the voiceless and we will not be silenced in defence of wahine (Maori women)  and their precious unborn.

Ken Orr,

Spokesperson,

Right to Life N.Z. Inc.

Human Rights Commissioner refuses to defend right to life of unborn child

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Media Release 26 March 2022

Right to Life is disappointed that the Human Rights Commissioner refuses to accept our complaint on behalf of unborn children that their right to life is being denied by the Crimes Act. Section 159 declares that the unborn child is not a human being and does not have a right to life until it is born, this is a legal fiction, and an appalling travesty of justice that is vigorously defended by the Minister of Justice, the government, Parliament and the Human Rights Commissioner. 

 Right to Life believes that human life begins at conception and that every unborn child is a unique and unrepeatable miracle of God’s creation. That at conception the child is a human being endowed with a right to life.

Why are the Churches not at the forefront in seeking justice for God’s precious infants?

Right to Life laid a complaint with the Human Rights Commissioner on 17th January 2022.

Our complaint was that the Minister of Justice, Kris Faafoi was violating Article 8, of the Human Rights Act, Right not to be deprived of life, by upholding the legal fiction that the unborn child was not a human being until it was born.

The Commission advised us on 23rd March 2022, that they were rejecting our complaint on the grounds that there was no connection between our complaint and the prohibited grounds of discrimination under the Human Rights Act.

Right to Life was engaged in seeking legal recognition of the unborn child as a human being endowed with an inalienable right to life, in a judicial review in a case against the Abortion Supervisory Committee filed in the High Court in 2005. Justice Millar dismissed our claim.

“The rule according human rights only at birth is founded on convenience rather than medical or moral grounds.” “A legal right to life would be incongruous in such a law, for it would treat the unborn child as a separate legal person, possessing a status fundamentally incompatible with induced abortion. Far from modifying the born alive rule, the abortion law rests on it.” “The unborn child has a claim on the conscience of the nation.”

How can the Human Rights Commissioner, NZ Parliament and the government continue to condone and justify the violent war against our unborn under the shameful pretext that they are not human beings?

When will their consciences oblivious to the silent screams and the suffering of our beloved unborn murdered every day under the pretext that their poisoning, being sucked from their mother’s wombs or being violently dismembered, is in the words of our Prime Minister, “reproductive health care. “

Our precious unborn children are human beings deserving of our love respect and protection.

Right to Life will not rest and will continue to be voice for the voiceless until Parliament passes legislation to recognise that the unborn child is a human being from conception and that it has been endowed by its Creator with an inalienable right to Life.

Ken Orr,

Spokesperson,

Right to Life N,Z, Inc.

UN World Down Syndrome Day 21st March 2022

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Media Release 22 March 2022

Government’s search and destroy screening programme results in 90% of unborn children with Down syndrome being violently killed each year in the sanctuary of their mother’s womb. The most dangerous place for a New Zealander today with Down syndrome is in its mother’s womb. The government authorises and funds the killing of the unborn with Down syndrome refuses to reveal to the community the number of these children that are killed each year.

Right to Life shares the fears of the Down Syndrome community, that with the passing of the extreme anti-life Abortion Legislation Act in 2020,  the state funded genocide against the unborn children diagnosed with Down syndrome would intensify.

In New Zealand around 66% (2/3) of all pregnancies with Down syndrome end in abortion. Not all pregnancies are screened, however, of those diagnosed through pre-natal screening, almost all are aborted at over 90%.  In Denmark it is 98%, in the United Kingdom it is 90% and in the USA it is 67%.

The government funds a screening programme specifically directed at detecting Down syndrome in unborn children. Down syndrome is a mild to moderate disability. Those with Down syndrome are loved as valuable members of our families and community. When a diagnosis indicates Down syndrome, the women is encouraged to terminate the life of her child whose life is considered incompatible with life. The government has decided that only the perfect have a right to life, this is discrimination against the disabled. Reluctant women are also pressured by doctors to abort the child.

In March 2020 the New Zealand Parliament passed the Abortion Legislation Bill which allows for the killing of unborn children diagnosed with Down syndrome up to birth.

The architect of this evil legislation was the Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, who believes that unborn children are not human beings and don’t have a right to life until they are born. Her government believe that women have a right to kill their unborn children, including those with Down syndrome up to birth.

Down syndrome awareness day was instituted by the United Nations in 2012. This year of 2022, the World Down Syndrome Day theme focuses on “inclusion”.

How can these children have inclusion in our community when they don’t have recognition of their right to life from conception? The World Health Organisation recently called for the elimination of Down syndrome. As there is no cure for Down syndrome the only way to eliminate it is by killing every child with it before they are born.

Right to Life believes that this government and previous governments instituted a search and destroy mission to eliminate Down syndrome not by remedying the condition but by eliminating the person with Down syndrome. The Down syndrome community are the most persecuted community in New Zealand. Prior to the third reading, 1,300 people with Down syndrome and their families sent an open letter entreating the Prime Minister to honour her public commitment to the Down community and the nation to retain the post 20 week limit on the prohibition of the termination of  babies with Down syndrome. The Prime Minister callously ignored that impassioned plea.

The Abortion Legislation Committee actually made it clear in their final report on page 28 that they opted to keep this new post-20-weeks provision in place in the Bill so that it could be used for disability-selective abortions up to birth.

The Committee had ignored the submissions from the Down community and the 25,000 submissions with 91% being opposed to the decriminalisation of abortion and abortions for disability up to birth.

Every child is a unique and unrepeatable miracle of God’s creation, who is endowed at conception with an inalienable right to life. Our community should be outraged at the government’s legislation to permit the killing of children with Down syndrome up to birth.

The Prime Minister and the majority of her caucus opposed an amendment that in the event that a child with Down syndrome is born alive following an abortion, it was to be given appropriate medical care, this is a crime against humanity.

Right to Life will not forget the betrayal of women, the unborn child and the disability community. We will not be silenced, we will not abandon the battlefield, nor will we rest until we achieve justice for women, the unborn child and those with Down.

Ken Orr,

Spokesperson,

Right to Life N.Z. Inc.

Safe areas criminalise voicing opposition to killing unborn children

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Media Release 19 March 2022

Right to Life believes that the government of Jacinda Ardern, having succeeded in passing the Abortion Legislation Act 2020 to effectively provide for the killing of unborn children up to birth, is now implementing its plan to silence all dissent and to force the community to accept and believe that the violent murder of the unborn is in the seductive words of the Prime Minister, “a reproductive health choice for women.” This is seeking to make lies respectable and the murder of the unborn acceptable.

The Contraception Sterilisation and Abortion [safe area] Amendment Bill now makes it a crime to oppose violence against women and the killing of unborn children within a designated safe area of 150 metres around abortion facilities. The bill had the support of 62 Labour MPs, 24 National MPs, 10 Green, 10 ACT and 2 Maori MPs. The bill was opposed by 9 National and 3 Labour MPs. This was supposed to be a conscience vote but it is believed that Labour MPs were, with several exceptions required to vote for the bill.

Right to Life believes that this is but the first step in the government’s secret agenda in its war against women to suppress all dissent against the violence of abortion on women and their precious unborn. Right to Life expects that the government’s hate speech laws will criminalise any speech that opposes abortion, this will be a threat to churches that teach that abortion is a violation of the fifth commandment, intrinsically evil and offensive to our Creator. The government knows that it is necessary to have the total support of the media to achieve their objective.

In 2021 the government invested $55 million in the media to obtain their support under the guise of “promoting responsible journalism.” Right to Life believes that we now have a media that has abandoned its duty as the fourth estate and has become the servant of the government by promoting propaganda in place of truth, the community are not deceived.

The designated safe area violates our human rights, it is a tyranny that permits the suppression of our human rights of free speech, assembly and communication which are intended to be protected by the New Zealand Bill of Rights.

Parliament has now made it a crime to offer compassionate and loving help to women seeking to kill their child, to offer them information about life affirming alternatives such as parenting and adoption. This will include the family and father of an unborn child who want to offer help to prevent the killing of the child. This is a crime against women. Any persons committing this crime may be arrested, charged with this offence, brought to the court and on conviction fined $1,000.

It will not be a crime however to demonstrate in support of killing the unborn or to offer support and encouragement for abortion. Persons doing so are exercising their right to free speech, assembly and communication and will have the protection of the Police.

Right to Life will not rest until this anti-life and anti-feminist legislation is repealed and our right to free speech, assembly and communication is upheld.

Ken Orr,

Spokesperson,

Right to Life N.Z. Inc.

Parliament Passes Controversial Safe Area Bill

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Media Release 16 March 2022

Parliament passes controversial Safe Area Bill

Escalates War on Women and Unborn

Right to Life is disappointed that Parliament has shamefully escalated the war on women and the unborn by passing the controversial Contraception Sterilisation and Abortion [Safe area] Amendment bill at its third reading by 108 to 12 votes.

 Right to Life commends the 12 courageous MPs who voted against this bill.

This legislation violates our human rights of free speech, assembly, communication and freedom of religion. The legislation provides the Minister of Health with the authority to establish  a buffer zone of 150 metres around every abortion facility in New Zealand should he consider it desirable even though it may not be requested by the abortion provider.

This a farcical Act that seeks to address a problem that does not exist in NZ.

Parliament has chosen to ignore the evidence that there is absolutely no need for this unjust law.

The electorate should remember at the next election not to vote for those MPs who voted for this anti-life and anti-human rights bill.

  • Completely ignored the overwhelming opposition of written and oral submissions made by the public. The Committee  received 914 written submissions. There was overwhelming opposition to the bill with 635 submissions being opposed (70%)  and only 175 in support (19%), 103 submissions were considered neutral.(11%).
  • Ignored the advice of the Law Commission to the Minister of Justice that this bill was not necessary, as the Summary Offences Act addressed any potential intimidation and harassment of women and staff.
  • Ignored the fact that District Health Boards and abortion providers did not seek “safe areas” as they did not consider them necessary.
  • Ignored the fact that Right to Life’s Official Information Act requests to the 20 District Health Boards seeking the number of written and oral complaints received in the last two years from women complaining of intimidation and harassment, revealed that there were no complaints either oral or in writing, not even one.

Right to Life  believes that the purposes of this Act are:

  • To normalise the killing of the unborn in abortion as health care.
  • To demonise and harass those who are opposed to the killing of the unborn and to suppress dissent
  • To distract attention away from the real intimidation and violence that is inflicted on women and their unborn in the abortion facility. The very real violence is inflicted on women inside the facility where her child is poisoned, sucked from her womb or violently and painfully dismembered.
  • To protect the abortion industry by preventing the presence of persons within a safe area offering help to a woman to choose life for her child.

Ken Orr,

Spokesperson,

Right to Life N.Z. Inc.

Government opposes saving babies with abortion pill reversal

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Media Release 13 March 2022

Government opposes saving babies with abortion pill reversal

Over the last 50 years, the lives of more than 3000 babies worldwide have been saved from being violently killed thanks to the abortion pill reversal protocol.

Why then is the government of Jacinda Ardern opposing the right of pregnant women to choose to stop an abortion of their child to save their child’s life, by implementing the proven abortion pill reversal protocol?

Why too is the Information on this life-saving protocol being withheld from women who are considering ending their child’s life with lethal drugs in an early medical abortion? This is a crime against women and their defenceless unborn.

Right to Life weeps with those women, who in terror and remorse, realised that they were killing their precious child and frantically wanted to save their child by stopping the abortion, only to be told it is too late to do so.

It is imperative that this important information is provided as a fundamental right to comply with informed consent and to help women save their children.

There were 5,349 medical abortions in 2020, with the increasing number of women choosing an early medical abortion [EMA] it is important to uphold the right of women to choose to change their mind to terminate the life of their child.

Right to Life made a submission to the then Minister of Justice, Andrew Little, in April 2019 requesting that this requirement be included in the proposed Abortion Legislation bill, designed by the Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern. Our submission was declined, as it was considered not necessary.

Mifepristone starves the unborn baby of progesterone which the baby needs to survive. The abortion pill reversal procedure entails a woman taking Progesterone, marketed in New Zealand under the name Utrogestan, preferably within 24 hours of taking Mifepristone RU486. The Progesterone regimen usually continues for the rest of the first trimester. The success rate for saving babies with this protocol is between 64% and 68%.

There are seven states in the United States which have legislated to make it mandatory that women considering a medical abortion be given this information. These states are Arkansas, Idaho, Kentucky, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Utah and South Dakota. The number of babies saved internationally by the protocol over the 50 years since its introduction exceeds 3,000.

Progesterone has been used successfully during pregnancy for more than 50 years without any undesired effects on women.

For those infants who survive the lethal Mifepristone RU 486, there is no evidence of birth defects associated with their mother taking the Utrogestan medication.

Ken Orr,

Spokesperson,

Right to Life N.Z. Inc.

International Women’s Day 2022

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Media Release 8 March 2022

International Women’s Day 2022

Right to Life supports the United Nations recognised International Women’s Day celebrated on 8th March. The theme for 2022 “gender equality for a sustainable future-break the bias”.

 The Prime Minister, on International Women’s Day in 2020, stated that we should, ”help improve women’s access to equal opportunities” an admirable objective, but what opportunities does a normal healthy female have, who has been violently poisoned, sucked from her mother’s womb or dismembered limb from limb in a public hospital by a doctor employed by the State under the pretence that this is an essential health service with unlimited funding?

Please don’t tell us that you believe in women’s equality when you refuse to recognise that the unborn child is a human being, endowed with a right to life, a member of our family and a member of the team of five million.

We need to end discrimination against women and gender based violence. The greatest violence against women is the killing of their children in the sanctuary of the womb. It is estimated that in 2021 there were 56 million children in the world murdered before they were born, under the guise of health care.

How can we have gender equality when the most dangerous place for a female today is in her mother’s womb, when one in five females are killed before they are born?

The Police in New Zealand receive 100,000 family violence calls each year. It is estimated that 80% of family violence is not reported. There are 3,500 convictions against men for violence inflicted on women. Each year there are 14 women who are killed by their partner or ex partner. New Zealand has the highest rate of family violence in the developed world. Violence against women starts in the womb.

Nearly half of the children conceived are female. What greater violence is there against women than to be killed in the mother’s womb?

Should we then be surprised that if we condone the violence of abortion against women that we are living in an increasingly violent society with an increase in domestic violence?

If we truly want to live in a society that respects and honours women we must first respect and protect expectant mothers.  At conception every child including the female child, is endowed by its Creator with an inalienable right to life and the right to be born.

Ken Orr,

Spokesperson,

Right to Life N.Z. Inc.

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