Voices for Freedom We are working on new legal challenges: both on behalf of the workers affected by the government’s recent No Jab, No Job legislation and in respect of private businesses mandating their own discriminatory vaccination policy. By filling in the form below you are helping us to
Dr Peter Ridd has lost his High Court challenge to his sacking by James Cook University. But the scientist has every justification for stating that he has “lost the battle but will continue the war”. It might even be said that he has ensured his final victory. On the other
Joanna Pennyfeather “War is the health of the state”, declared Randolph Bourne in his essay The State, written during the First World War. The central thesis of the essay is that the state thrives during conflict. Crises and conflicts are the food that fuels the growth of the state, which
Voices for Freedom We are working on new legal challenges: both on behalf of the workers affected by the government’s recent No Jab, No Job legislation and in respect of private businesses mandating their own discriminatory vaccination policy. By filling in the form below you are helping us to
Ken Orr Spokesperson Right to Life righttolife.org.nz Right to Life defends the duty of midwives to be the protector of the lives of unborn children and their mothers. For thousands of years civilisation has upheld the duty of midwives to be the guardian of the womb and the
Family First The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) have released a position statement on gender dysphoria, and in it they explicitly acknowledge that “there are polarised views and mixed evidence regarding treatment options for people presenting with gender identity concerns, especially children and young people.” The
Brian Tamaki Today I appeared before the Auckland Court and I have pleaded ‘not guilty to the charges laid against me by the NZ Police in relation to The Freedoms & Rights Coalition stand on 2nd October. I believe the judge agreed that we have a right to protest as
Voices for Freedom We are working on new legal challenges: both on behalf of the workers affected by the government’s recent No Jab, No Job legislation and in respect of private businesses mandating their own discriminatory vaccination policy. By filling in the form below you are helping us to
Ted Johnston BSc BA LLB Co-Leader, New Conservative “When it comes to Covid, Act is Labour’s main cheerleader,” says New Conservative Co-Leader Ted Johnston. Labour last week stated that a vaccination certificate will be imposed by November this year, and a vaccination passport will soon be implemented. Education and
Michaela Kathleen Curran University of Iowa Michaela Kathleen Curran is a Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Community and Behavioral Health in the College of Public Health at the University of Iowa. Her research focuses on social-structural determinants of health; global health; disparities in disability access and accommodations;
Stuart Smith MP for Kaikoura Spokesperson for Climate Change, EQC and Viticulture Information Opinion In 1918, they closed bars across the country at six o’clock, in an attempt to curb the drinking problem. The idea was that if we shut the supply of alcohol off, people simply won’t
Eric Ruben Southern Methodist University Professor Ruben’s scholarly interests span criminal law, constitutional law, legal ethics, legal empirics, and legal history. Currently, he is researching issues involving self-defense and the right to keep and bear arms. He teaches criminal law, professional responsibility, and a seminar on the Second Amendment.
Bob McCoskrie National Director Family First Before we show you – and encourage you – with a couple of superb submissions made this week on the ‘conversion therapy’ bill by medical professionals, a counsellor and a grandparent, we want to show you how a young submitter was treated. You will be shocked
Simon Black sovereignman.com Simon Black, as James Hickman is more commonly known, is the Founder of Sovereign Man. He is an international investor, entrepreneur, and a free man. His daily e-letter, Notes from the Field, draws on his life, business and travel experiences to help readers gain more freedom,
Michael Cook mercatornet.com Michael Cook is the editor of MercatorNet. A British woman with Down syndrome lost a court challenge against the UK’s abortion law last month. She was contesting the legality of abortion up until birth of a foetus with her condition. Heidi Crowter, 26, and two
