Let’s Put Kiwis First:Say Goodbye to the World health organisation

Sign the referendum to give New Zealanders the power to decide how our healthcare dollars are spent.

What we are doing

We’re standing up for Kiwi independence by pushing for a citizens-initiated referendum to decide whether New Zealand should remain in the World Health Organization (WHO). This is about protecting our sovereignty and making health decisions that are right for us.

What is a citizens referendum?

It’s your voice in action. By gathering enough public support, we can force Parliament to debate and take action on this issue, giving everyday New Zealanders a say in our future.

A Citizens Initiated Referendum is different from an online petition. By law, all signatures must be in wet ink, meaning they have to be handwritten with a pen on the official forms we provide. This is to ensure that every signature is verified as coming from a registered voter in New Zealand.

our goal

We need 400,000 "wet ink" signatures by 25 November 2025 to get this in front of Parliament. Achieving this will ensure the referendum is taken seriously and the conversation about reclaiming our independence happens at the highest level. This is your chance to make a real difference!

Download the form from the "Sign the Referendum" button. Print it off and get friends and family to sign and return to us.

Why should we consider leaving the WHO?

New Zealand's health policy should be determined by New Zealanders, based on the best available scientific evidence.  However, membership in the WHO can compromise national sovereignty and subject New Zealand to international agendas that may not reflect our specific needs and values.  The WHO's lack of transparency, potential conflicts of interest, and the influence of political factors on its scientific recommendations raise concerns about its ability to act in New Zealand's best interests.

A group of surgeons wearing scrubs, masks, and caps are gathered around an operating table in a dimly lit operating room. A tray with surgical instruments is visible in the foreground, and a monitor is in the background.
Medical team in green scrubs and masks working in an operating room filled with medical equipment and monitors. One person operates a device, while others focus on the procedure. The setting is dimly lit, highlighting the seriousness of the operation.

What would leaving mean for new zealand?

What if NZ charted its own health course? Explore the potential of independent pandemic responses, customised public health policies, and direct funding allocation.

resources

Interested in learning more about the movement for New Zealand to withdraw from the World Health Organization?  

We've compiled a range of resources to help you understand the key issues from our referendum petition signature form to help collect signatures to a detailed white paper outlining the arguments for leaving the WHO, and even a volunteer pack if you'd like to get involved and support the cause.  

Dive in and discover the full scope of information available.

Get involved

Help us reach 400,000 signatures by November 24, 2025!  There are many ways to get involved: sign up to volunteer, download a signature form and collect signatures, place an ad in your local paper, or connect us with influencers who can help amplify our message.

Let’s Put Kiwis First:Say Goodbye to the WHO

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