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I guess many people wonder why Parliament cannot pass a law recognising a preborn baby as a unique human person. The “Born Alive” rule stands in the way. A lawyer once explained to me that the rule is “settled” in western Parliamentary common law and NZ alone can’t dispense with it. The Born Alive rule
New Zealand has one of the most liberal abortion laws in the world. Unborn children in New Zealand don’t have the right to life. Countless women and families have been wounded physically, emotionally, and spiritually. We will not back down. Nor remain silent. For the voice of the voiceless must be heard… and seen. Join
BE PART OF A GROWING WORLDWIDE MOVEMENT FOR LIFE! Save the Date: Come and March For Life in Wellington on Saturday 4 December 2021 Organisers of New Zealand’s National March for Life are urging all people of good will throughout the country to save the date for the 2021 gathering in Wellington. Set aside Saturday
Anonymous NZ group set up to combat racism praised by Amnesty International TVNZ One News 14 July 2021 Family First Comment: Oh how rich!! “Freedom of speech is not an absolute if it harms another person’s life” says Amnesty International regarding combatting racism. The same Amnesty International that says that abortion is an absolute right, and
‘They almost broke me’: Parents fighting to give birth to children with Down syndrome Stuff co.nz 18 July 2021 Family First Comment: A disturbing but insightful read from Jehan Casinader “Fewer children are being born with Down syndrome. Is the health system leading more parents to terminate?” Answer – quite likely – and the new abortion
A case is currently before the US Supreme Court, the outcome of which could be “absolutely momentous” and a godsend for unborn babies – by upending Roe vs Wade. As many will know, Roe v Wade was the landmark American legal case in which the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1973 that individual state laws