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, by MAU Alison
New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern’s credentials at home and abroad as a new kind of leader all hang on her next move
It’s just shy of a year ago that Jacinda Ardern stood in the UN general assembly and spoke in support of the #MeToo movement. There was spontaneous applause from the (…)
, by KANSO Heba, TAYLOR Michael
The Head Scarf for Harmony campaign was started by a doctor who heard about a woman too scared to go out as she felt her headscarf would make her a target for terrorism.
KUALA LUMPUR/BEIRUT, March 26 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A campaign by New Zealand women including Prime Minister (…)
, by HELIE LUCAS Marieme
Open letter To people of good will, solidarising with victims of the Christchurch massacre To New Zealand Prime Minister, To Mount Royal’s University directors in Calgary, Canada
In response to massacres perpetrated by extreme-right white supremacists in 2 mosques in New Zealand on March 15 (…)
, by AINGE ROY Eleanor
Advocacy group lays discrimination complaint with country’s rights commission over criminalisation of terminations
An abortion advocacy group in New Zealand has laid a discrimination complaint alleging New Zealand’s strict abortion laws breach the human rights of pregnant people, and subject (…)
, by AINGE ROY Eleanor
Women and their partners could be entitled to three days of paid bereavement leave after a miscarriage or stillbirth
A bill legislating three days’ paid bereavement leave for women and their partners after a miscarriage will be considered by New Zealand’s parliament.
The Labour MP Ginny (…)
, by AINGE ROY Eleanor
MPs cheer after legislation passes to tackle what one called ‘horrifying’ rates of family violence
New Zealand has passed legislation granting victims of domestic violence 10 days paid leave to allow them to leave their partners, find new homes and protect themselves and their children.
MPs (…)
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