Right to Life New Zealand

Upholding the sanctity of life in New Zealand and Standing Against the Killing

The Greens Declare War on Women, The Unborn and The Disabled

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Media Release  6th  June 2014

The Green Party has declared support for decriminalising abortion. This is bad news for women and their precious unborn. The decriminalising of abortion would mean that it would no longer be a crime to kill an unborn child. An abortion would be at the request of a woman for any reason or no reason. The Green Party was successful in a coalition government with Labour in Victoria and Tasmania in decriminalising abortion, which effectively means that in those Australian states, an abortion is available on request for the full nine months of pregnancy.

The first and only duty of government is to legislate for the protection of the right to life of all its members and not to preside over their destruction. The Green Party has now abdicated its duty to protect our unborn children, the weakest and most defenceless members of our human family and has now made itself unfit to be in government.

Right to Life believes that many citizens will be repulsed by the Green’s adoption of a culture of death and will be apprehensive of voting for Labour in the belief that Labour could be enticed into supporting the Green’s sinister proposal. Right to Life requests that the Labour Party now makes a public commitment not to enter into any coalition agreement with the Greens to decriminalise the killing of the unborn.

The Greens have declared war on women. There are 200 million women missing in the world today because of sex selection abortions. The current abortion legislation protects women by making it unlawful to kill a child in the womb because it is not the desired sex. The Greens now want to legalise the killing of female children in the womb because they are not the desired sex, this is monstrous. Just how does the Green’s represent the best interest of women?

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Nigel Latta Asked to Join the Dots Connecting Child Abuse and Abortion

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10 April 2014

Mr Nigel Latta

Goldfish Wisdom Ltd..

Auckland 1446.

Dear Mr Latta

Association of Abortion and Child Abuse

I wrote to you on 26 November 2012, concerning the link between abortion and child abuse. Having not received a reply I wrote to you again on 15 April 2013. It is nearly fifteen months since I first wrote to you. I appreciate that you are very busy with your business, however it is extremely disappointing that you have not seen fit to respond to my correspondence.

Child abuse is a burden on the conscience of the nation. Right to Life is totally opposed to child abuse and we will continue to work to alert our community into the link between abortion and child abuse, for the killing of the child in the womb is the ultimate child abuse.

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Why Do NZ MP’s Deny the Clear Link between Violence in the Womb with Child Violence After Birth?

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Abortion is Child Abuse

Letter sent to all NZ MP’s

Right to Life fully supports the Minister of Social Welfare in her resolve to stop child abuse in New Zealand. The Minister Paula Bennett states, “We have all had enough.” It is pleasing that the government has a bill which will provide more protection for vulnerable children. The legislation is timely as New Zealand has one of the highest rates of child abuse in the OECD. All New Zealanders will welcome this important legislation to protect our most vulnerable children.

..Why is it that the government refuses to acknowledge that child abuse begins in the womb? How can the government say that you may not abuse your child after birth but you may kill the child before it is born?

However, why is it that the government refuses to acknowledge that child abuse begins in the womb? How can the government say that you may not abuse your child after birth but you may kill the child before it is born? The Minister is rightly concerned that 50 children were killed after birth in the last five years, but why is she not also concerned at the 82,728 children violently killed before birth in the previous five years? We will not reduce our child abuse in this country until we acknowledge that abortion is violence against women and the ultimate in child abuse.

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Why does New Zealand fail to see the obvious connection between child violence inside and outside the womb?

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The following letter has been sent to all NZ Daily Newspapers

Dear Sir

Right to Life fully supports the Minister of Social Welfare in her resolve to stop child abuse in New Zealand. The Minister Paula Bennett states, “We have all had enough.” It is pleasing that the government has a bill which will provide more protection for vulnerable children The legislation is timely as New Zealand has one of the highest rates of child abuse in the OECD. All New Zealanders will welcome this important legislation to protect our most vulnerable children.

Why is it that the government refuses to acknowledge that child abuse begins in the womb? How can the government say that you may not abuse your child after birth but you may kill the child before it is born? The Minister is rightly concerned that 50 children were killed after birth in the last five years but why is she not also concerned at the 82,728 children violently killed before birth in the previous five years? We will not reduce our child abuse in this country until we acknowledge that abortion is violence and the ultimate in child abuse. The most dangerous place for a child today is in its mother’s womb.

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Green Paper for Vulnerable Children – Why is the Link Between Violence in the Womb and Violence Beyond Being Totally Ignored by Our Government?

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Hon Paula Bennett,

Minister of Social Development and Employment.

Dear Ms Bennett

Green Paper – Child Abuse

Thank you for the invitation to contribute to this important debate on child abuse. This submission is made by Right to Life New Zealand Inc. The fundamental object of our Society is to uphold the right to life of every human being from conception to natural death. We commend you and your government for seeking solutions to the abuse of our vulnerable children. It is a cause of national shame that New Zealand has the third highest rate of child abuse in the OECD. We fully support you in the measures that will flow from this discussion document. As a nation we must succeed in protecting our children.

Our Society is disappointed that this discussion document concerns only those children who have been born. Human life commences at conception and the first nine months of the child’s life is critical for the future development of the child. Unborn children are the weakest and most defenceless members of the human family. An abortion is violence against the child. It entails the violent dismemberment of the child.  The killing of the unborn child by abortion is the ultimate in child abuse. You advise that New Zealand is a signatory to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child which sets out basic rights for everyone under 18. This Convention in its preamble states; “the child because by reason of his physical and mental immaturity, needs special safeguards and care, including appropriate legal protection, before as well as after birth”. It is the view of this Society that to exclude the child before birth in this discussion paper  is discrimination. It is disappointing that the violence against unborn children is sanctioned and funded by the government. Professor Philip Ney an eminent child and family psychiatrist of Canada has completed extensive research into the relationship of the violence against the unborn with abortion and the child abuse of the born child.  We believe that there is an important link for the following reasons:

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