Jill Ovens is a New Zealand trade unionist, politician, and women's rights advocate. She is the founder, co-leader and National Secretary of the Women's Rights Party.

Before founding the Women's Rights Party, Jill Ovens was co-leader of the Alliance Party.

In 2006, she resigned from the Alliance party. After being elected the northern secretary of the Service & Food Workers Union, she joined the Labour Party. She was a former Auckland/Northland regional representative on the Labour Party's Council.

In 2023, Ovens resigned from the Labour Party as women's rights and voices were being subjugated by trans ideology activists within the Labour Party's leadership. In response, she founded the Women's Rights Party to highlight the loss of women's rights due to men claiming to be women trumping the hard-won civil rights of women.

https://womensrightsparty.nz

https://x.com/WRP_NZ

A review of the protections in the Human Rights Act 1993 for people who are transgender, people who are non-binary and people with innate variations of sex characteristics

https://www.lawcom.govt.nz/our-work/ia-tangata/

Do women have rights? with Sall Grover - The Shape of Dialogue #316

https://youtu.be/o6TBckVgZLI?si=IQqbe6eR0W1FjfzS