Civil Liberties

Stuff reported yesterday that parents were excluded from a primary school Christmas concert in Christchurch recently after some parents “objected to the vaccine proof requirement for the event.”

This article by Eliora, published in The BFD is one of the most calm, well-thought pieces of writing that I have seen on the current situation in New Zealand – and the world.

Beyond the darkness of the fact that New Zealand citizens are now required to show their papers in order to go about their daily business, the writer questions where this leads a society. And the lessons from history are grim indeed.

This Guest Post from The BFD is an inspiring example of how to respond to vax-mandate surveys from employers or any other manner of sticky-beak who thinks they should be making the rules for everyone.

There is a new website for kiwis who value freedom of choice and who do not wish to participate in discrimination against their fellow kiwis.

The site gives everyone the opportunity to “support local businesses in your region that are uniting against discrimination and who welcome all customers and celebrate inclusion, diversity and equal opportunity – regardless of vaccine status”.

Do New Zealand’s doctors really stand up for vaccination? A new website claims they do, but a simple analysis of the numbers shows a different story.