Media Release 15 March 2017 A poll has found that half of NZ’ers in the 18-40 age bracket believe that women risk harming their mental health as a result of having an abortion. The independent poll commissioned by Family First NZ and carried out by Curia Market Research asked respondents whether they agreed with the…
TVNZ One News 12 March 2017 Family First Comment: Credit where credit is due. Bill English remains solid of protecting women and unborn children from extreme abortion laws. Prime Minister Bill English remains staunch in his belief that New Zealand’s abortion laws don’t need to be updated. Political editor for 1 NEWS Corin Dann asked…
Media Release 13 March 2017 Family First NZ is concerned that the Labour party wants to remove safeguards in the current abortion law which are there to protect women and children and introduce extreme abortion laws which has been shown overseas to place women at risk. “Contrary to misrepresentation by pro-abortion groups and politicians, any…
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Stuff co.nz 2 March 2017 Family First Comment: A very sad – but at the same time, inspiring – story of love and sacrifice. And the value of the unborn child. For as long as he lives, Rhianna Truman’s son will know his mum laid down her life for him. Truman, 17, was diagnosed in…
Friday, Feb. 24, 2017 Susan B. Anthony List began airing an ad exposing what Planned Parenthood is really about VO: What is Planned Parenthood really about? Breast cancer screenings? Cecile Richards, Planned Parenthood President: “We do not have mammogram machines at our health centers.” VO: Prenatal care? Audio of PP Phone Call: “No, we don’t…
More than half NZers back legalising abortion – survey Radio NZ News 20 February 2017 More than 50 percent of people think an abortion should be legal if the woman does not want to be a mother or cannot afford another child, a new survey shows. The Abortion Law Reform Association survey of 1000 people…
NewsHub 19 February 2017 Family First Comment: “A reluctant hero of the abortion-rights movement, Ms McCorvey put her courtroom pseudonym fully behind her in the 1980s when she lent her name to supporters of women’s rights. She did an about-face, however, and later spoke out on behalf of abortion foes as a born-again Christian.” About-face?…