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All parties on Environment
Environment · Party position

Women’s Rights Party on Environment

Advocate for women's right to a clean, safe natural environment

The Women's Rights Party says women have a right to a clean and safe natural environment. They want to shift the conversation from 'planet saving' to 'planet sharing', meaning everyone does their part. They say more women's voices are needed in environmental discussions and debates, and they plan to take part in those conversations.

What they say they'll do

  • Add a new principle: the right to a clean and safe natural environment
  • Campaign and advocate for women's right to a clean and safe natural environment
  • Push for more women's voices to be included in environmental discussions, panels, and conferences
  • Promote a 'planet sharing' approach rather than 'planet saving' rhetoric

Who this affects

Women and girls
The party says women have a right to a clean and safe natural environment and intends to advocate for greater inclusion of women in environmental decision-making spaces.
Future generations
The party says its environmental approach aims to ensure descendants have a safe natural environment to live in.

In their own words

“Women have the right to a clean and safe natural environment and the Women's Rights Party will campaign and advocate for this right.”
“No one can save this planet – changing the rhetoric to a mentality of planet sharing allows individuals to learn how we can all do our share of the work to establish a more equitable and fair society and ensure our descendants will have a safe natural environment to live in.”
“The Women's Rights Party has the opportunity to lead the political debate regarding environmental issues and to find genuine strategies towards a more "planet sharing" agenda.”
Verify at The New Zealand Women’s Rights Party — official policy page

Summarised neutrally from The New Zealand Women’s Rights Party’s own official policy (as at 2026-09-07) and checked by an editor. Nothing is paraphrased without the source linked. Read the original ↗ Arapono is non-partisan. Compare all parties on Environment →

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PartyEconomyHousingHealthEducationClimateEnvironmentCrime & JusticeTreaty & Māori AffairsImmigrationForeign PolicyDemocracy & Government
National
Published position∅ No stated position (verified) Not captured yet
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Labour∅∅∅∅∅∅
Green
ACT
NZ First
Te Pāti Māori
TOP
Also contesting, without seats in Parliament
Women’s Rights
Animal Justice
ALCP
Conservative
Outdoors & Freedom
Vision NZ
Alliance
Free Palestine
NZ Loyal∅
Te Tai Tokerau∅