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Foreign Policy · Party position

Women’s Rights Party on Foreign Policy

Stand with women worldwide denied rights, safety, and freedom

The Women's Rights Party says it supports women around the world who are denied education, paid work, or political participation. It also opposes forced child marriage and violence against women internationally. Their main focus is on domestic issues for New Zealand women and children, but they state solidarity with women globally who face restricted freedom and lack of protection.

What they say they'll do

  • Express solidarity with women worldwide denied education or work
  • Stand with women who have no protection against violence, including sexual violence
  • Oppose forced child marriage internationally

Who this affects

Women and girls overseas
The party says it stands by women in other countries who are denied education, work, political participation, freedom of movement, and protection from violence or forced marriage.

In their own words

“The Women's Rights Party stands by women everywhere who are denied access to education and who are denied opportunities to participate in paid work or the political life of their nations; whose freedom of movement is restricted; who have no protection against violence, including sexualised violence; and who are forced into marriage as children.”
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 2026-07-16) and checked by an editor. Nothing is paraphrased without the source linked. Read the original ↗ Arapono is non-partisan. Compare all parties on Foreign Policy →

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