Posie Parker

Parker, whose real name is Kellie-Jay Keen Minshull, held a rally in Auckland's Albert Park on Saturday as part of her Let Women Speak tour. Pushing broke out ...

Thousands rallied against anti-transgender campaigner Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull in Auckland today, putting t...

"Police were at Albert Park this morning monitoring the event and the counter-protest. In a livestream on Keen-Minshull's YouTube channel, it appeared she was being escorted away from the park in a police car. Numbers of people at the counter-protest are yet to be confirmed but it's estimated hundreds had gathered. A reporter at the Auckland event said crowds appeared volatile and Keen-Minshull was widely heckled then booed as she was escorted out. Police have been criticised by Speak Up For Women and the Free Speech Union for not doing more. Keen-Minshull said she just had food in her hair and "just grave fears for this place". She has speaking engagements in Auckland and Wellington this weekend as part of her Let Women Speak tour. A police spokesperson said the role of police at events like this was to ensure safety and uphold the law, while recognising the lawful right to protest. Tweedie said he is "so proud" of the "thousands" of Aucklanders who came out to stand up for trans communities and against hate. "I've never seen anything like this," Keen-Minshull said. It was then that security made a rush with her through the crowd to get her out of the park. Seven security guards were near Keen-Minshull, and small pockets of police were on the fringe of the crowd before intervening and helping her through the crowd and into a police car.

Heeding Australia's warning, 1000s of Auckland citizens showed up to protest anti-trans activist Posie Parker AKA Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull.

That’s us.— Shaneel Lal 🧚🏻 (They/Them) (@shaneellall) ](https://qlife.org.au/resources/chat) [chat online.](https://kidshelpline.com.au/get-help/webchat-counselling) [leaving the scene](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/posie-parker-protest-brian-tamaki-leads-anti-trans-protest-in-auckland-cbd/XKPTBKIE5ZDWJBA2UBNXBVLZQU/). [Melbourne’s protest last week](https://www.pedestrian.tv/news/melbourne-nazi-protest-anti-trans/). “I wouldn’t be telling anyone my plans,” she responded before reaffirming that she didn’t trust the media. [NZ Herald](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/posie-parker-protest-brian-tamaki-leads-anti-trans-protest-in-auckland-cbd/XKPTBKIE5ZDWJBA2UBNXBVLZQU/), 500 members of the Destiny Church had gathered in support of Parker. [Stuff](https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/300839091/antitrans-activist-posie-parker-wont-confirm-if-wellington-event-to-go-ahead), clearly desperate to paint herself as the victim and not the instigator. That’s us, Auckland. [Stuff NZ](https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/300839091/antitrans-activist-posie-parker-leaves-country-after-chaotic-auckland-rally) called Parker to explain why she was booting. After realising the speech wouldn’t go ahead as planned (and having a jar of tomato sauce emptied onto her head), Parker was led to the Auckland Central Police Station. Pretty sent after a party and a wild dash to the airport, and then this 💁♂️— Build More Of Everything (@antiboomerparty)

Controversial pro-woman and anti-transgender campaigner Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull said she thought she was going to die after she was attacked with tomato ...

Another tweet from Ms Keen-Minshull read: “The bravery of the New Zealand women and men who came to speak the truth shall not be forgotten. Remember, this is the "right side of history". KJK and security are barely able to escape the crushing mob of deranged trans activists. No one can pretend they don’t see the salivating misogyny.” I was honoured to be among you. “The Green Party’s commitment to nonviolence is at the heart of our founding values.” Ms Keen-Minshull quickly took to Twitter saying the situation was “shameful” and she quickly “feared” for her life. She continued to say the “extreme left are domestic terrorists” emboldened by the state. Controversial Liberal candidate Katherine Deves shared a video of the carnage to her Twitter, calling the mob “utterly deranged”. The anti-trans activist attempted to speak but she was consistently drowned out by screams and chants of “go home”. Police filled out the crowd, attempting to help the British activist escape as signs from counter-protesters read “trans pride” and “real feminists support ALL women”. “Speak Up for Women thanks Mrs Keen-Minshull for having the courage to come to New Zealand and showing up in Albert Park today, despite receiving multiple death threats and threats of violence in the last week,” the statement read.

British anti-trans rights campaigner Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull — who also goes by Posie Parker — has inserted herself into Australian politics and ...

I hope that my colleagues draw the line and say enough, and that I am able to fight alongside them," she said in a statement. Pesutto has said he's "confident" the party will back him in a vote. She also defended her participation in last Saturday's rally and accused "extreme left counter protesters" of infiltrating the event and assaulting speakers, police and horses. "When prompted their reaction is a mixture of anger and empathy," Samaras said. "So far this year the RedBridge Group has conducted over 70 focus groups, talking to over 600 soft voters for over 100 hours and trans issues has not been raised once. I know which one is the winning strategy." There has been a lot said about Keen-Minshull and whether she is a warrior for women's rights or an extremist with views that are harmful to the transgender community. "If they want to talk about women's safety, I don't think that the issue of ... same-sex bathrooms is where the issue of women's safety is at," she said. The statistics are stark. Rather, they are challenging the very existence of trans people. It turns out the rhetoric she uses is much more extreme than I had anticipated.

By RNZ. British gender activist Posie Parker has left New Zealand, calling it the 'worst place for women she has ever visited'. Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull, ...

After being escorted to a police car through the crowd, Parker requested to be driven to the police station, because she feared for her safety. Parker was critical of what she said was a lack of police presence at the Auckland event, with her security team struggling to separate her from hostile crowds of protesters. “We reject this narrative.

An anti-trans rights campaigner has fired parting shots at New Zealand after she cut her speaking tour short and fled the country.

was too loud to overcome and the reason for her departure – and not the actions of any one individual,” the advocacy group said in a statement. Not anywhere,” he said. Not on parliament’s steps.

Anti-trans protester flees New Zealand after she was pelted with eggs and doused in tomato soup following her chaotic tour of Australia: 'Worst place for women ...

This country should be ashamed that they even let people like this into this country.' The world is talking about you.' One of 2,000 counter-protesters, in support of trans people, ran towards Ms Keen-Minshull and poured a bottle of tomato soup on her head as she was on stage preparing to address the crowd. 'They are afraid of us. 'The advice was that I should go home. Ms Keen-Minshull shared a photo to Twitter showing her waiting at the airport with a police escort as she made her frantic escape from the country.