In New Zealand, adoption is often spoken about as a theoretical option, as something acknowledged in principle, but rarely seen in practice.
In reality, it sits within a broader context that means it is rarely presented as a genuine option. Yet beyond that reality are real lives shaped by the choice to pursue it.
Read MoreFor Ellen and Nick Brumder, adoption is not a theory, a policy position, or an abstract ethical debate. It is woven through their lives across continents, careers, churches, families, and decades of experience walking alongside women facing unplanned pregnancies.
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A New Zealand doctor has broken ranks, speaking anonymously to Voice For Life, to expose what they say is the hidden reality of euthanasia inside the healthcare system.
Read MoreWatching a 26-week-old baby born alive and left to die after a failed abortion has horrified an experienced midwife to the point where she was compelled to come forward to share the atrocities of late-term failed abortions taking place in hospitals across New Zealand.
Read MoreAssisted dying remains one of the most ethically complex developments in modern healthcare.
Read MoreWe’re honouring 50 years of service to Voice For Life from Carmel Armstrong.
Read MoreWinnie Brown dreamed of travelling the world, but instead found herself pregnant at 23. She decided to have an abortion.
Read MoreIf anyone is unsure about why the mainstream media is plagued by such a serious crisis of credibility, and is no longer considered a trustworthy source of unbiased information, they need look no further than the article about abortion published by Radio New Zealand last night.
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New Zealanders, beware: Dangerous changes to assisted dying legislation that would release a euthanasia free-for-all and destroy any trace of safeguards have been hidden within a parliamentary bill.
Read MoreNew Zealand’s 2024 abortion statistics reveal significant and concerning changes — not only in the number of abortions taking place, but in who is affected, how abortions are being performed, and what risks women are facing.
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Voice For Life is calling for an urgent change to official reporting on the back of news that an average of one baby per month is now being born alive after failed abortion attempts
Read MoreNiamyah Beel has already shown she wants to be here.
Born at just 26 weeks, and weighing 710 grams, she has had to work hard to thrive.
Read MoreIt was with heavy hearts that Voice For Life heard about last week's passing of Peter Menzies - a man who had personally contributed so much to our important pro-life work, and who was an amazing stalwart of the pro-life movement more broadly in this country as well.
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No matter how much the pro euthanasia activists and their powerful lobby groups might try to deny it, this reflects a major social and cultural shift that harms all of us when it comes to death and dying.
Read MoreDear Mr Stephenson
We couldn’t help but notice that you’ve decided to use your time in Parliament to try and ensure that more and more Kiwis are euthanised.
Read MoreWe have been told that assisted dying is quick, painless, and dignified. But latest research on assisted dying in New Zealand conducted by University of Auckland experts shows that is not always the case.
Read MoreFor thousands of women every year the promise of “freedom” from the consequences of an unplanned or unexpected pregnancy never comes.
Read MoreTwins born at 31 weeks, one weighing less than half the average weight of a newborn, surprised their parents with a very quick, and early entry into the world.
Read MoreNZ Herald’s attempt to dismiss Voice For Life’s concern for deaths to Assisted Dying and the strain it’s causing on healthcare services within the country fell short.
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