Maori tribes scrapping over ownership of the foreshore is not what William Hobson, James Freeman and James Busby envisaged when they thrashed out the Treaty of Waitangi entitling Maori to the privileges of British citizenship and protection from death, slavery and cannibalism by warring tribes. And yet here we are
righttolife.org.uk Today, British MPs will vote on an amendment that proposes making the biggest change to abortion legislation since 1967. The amendment would make ‘DIY’ home abortion available permanently and overturn the Government’s decision to end home abortion schemes that were temporarily allowed during the pandemic. Right
Like too much else in the increasingly divided house that is the United States, Supreme Court confirmation hearings are bitterly divided along partisan lines. But, for all the hypocritical politicking, there’s a notable difference when it’s a Democrat rather than a Republican nominee. When Republicans nominate a candidate,
Kurt Mahlburg mercatornet.com Kurt Mahlburg is a writer and author, and an emerging Australian voice on culture and the Christian faith. He has a passion for both the philosophical and the personal, drawing on his background as a graduate architect, a primary school teacher, a missionary, and a young
righttolife.org.uk A woman who was scheduled to have an abortion, but decided to not go ahead with the abortion after receiving help from pro-life volunteers outside an abortion clinic, is calling on MLAs to sign a Petition of Concern to stop a Bill that would criminalise offering
Jeffrey A. Tucker brownstone.org Jeffrey A. Tucker is Founder and President of the Brownstone Institute and the author of many thousands of articles in the scholarly and popular press and ten books in 5 languages, most recently Liberty or Lockdown. He is also the editor of The Best of
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Are the days of a free run for Big Tech in the media sphere coming to an end? Developments in a case before the US Supreme Court seem ominous for the social media giants, most particularly Facebook. In a statement on the Supreme Court’s denial of certiorari in Jane
Bryce Edwards democracyproject.nz The Government has delayed the introduction of its fraught hate speech law reforms, and there’s strong speculation they’ll remain on ice until after the next election. In fact, they may never see the light of day again. This is a win for those who
Australia has just had a rare outbreak of common sense from the courts. The latest, spurious attempt at vexatious watermelon lawfare — using children as its sock-puppets, as usual — has been dismissed. Once again, the leftist white-anting of Victoria’s legal system is being exposed. The Federal Environment Minister
familyfirst.org.nz Last month Police and Defence Force personnel won a case against the Covid-19 vaccination mandate on religious grounds and the right to refuse medical treatment. Now it’s the turn of churches to challenge the Government’s harsh restrictions in the courts. 15 applicants (on behalf
Police have announced, well nothing. They can’t work out what sort of substance they say was thrown at Police on February 9 in Wellington. But we all know what that substance was, their own pepper spray, yet the Police double down on their lies by now blaming protestors for
righttolife.org.uk Spanish legislators in the Congress of Deputies have approved legislation that will make offers of assistance, practical support and prayer outside abortion clinics punishable by imprisonment. The Congress of Deputies voted by 204 to 144 in favour of an amendment to the country’s penal code. The
The State does not want you to read the below bill which is EXACTLY why you should read it. What is the State afraid of? So afraid that they have silenced a good man and prevented him from talking about it. Let’s show the State the power of the
NZTSOS New Zealand Teachers Speaking out with Science Buoyed by the significant ruling of Justice Francis Cooke in favour of the police and Defence Force on Friday, education staff from across the country are expecting a positive result for their case against Minister of Covid-19 Response, the Director-General
On Friday, 25 February, in the High Court, Cooke J ruled that the vaccine mandates against the police and defence forces were illegal. This is a landmark ruling that proves something that we already knew: that vaccine mandates breach the Bill of Rights, which says that no New Zealander can
