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The 2010 Equality Act Is Being Undermined by Official Guidance

March 6, 2020 | by Ann Sinnott | 8 Comments

Ann Sinnott, Director of Authentic Equity Alliance, explains how the EHRC and GEO are in contravention of the Equality Act in their official guidance. Read more

The View – an Independent Magazine for Women in Prison

March 2, 2020 | by Farah Damji | 0 Comments

Women in prison in the UK often come from vulnerable backgrounds and suffer from mental health conditions. The View seeks to provide a voice for these women. Read more

Eclipse of the Morning Star: Cartoon Controversy Sparks Swift Surrender

February 29, 2020 | by Dan Fisher | 0 Comments

Hard-left British newspaper, the Morning Star, has capitulated to demands of trans activist campaigners after publishing a controversial cartoon. Read more

Media Manipulation: The Propagation of Anti-Immigration Rhetoric

February 24, 2020 | by Holly Barrow | 1 Comments

Media sources play political football with the lives of migrants. Journalists have contributed to an increase in anti-immigration sentiment and xenophobia. Read more

Fawcett Society Breaks Hearts by Two-Timing Women on Valentines Day

February 14, 2020 | by Jo Bartosch | 0 Comments

The Fawcett Society appears torn between supporting gender identity and sex based rights. UK women deserve better, writes Jo Bartosch. Read more

Harry Miller Wins Judicial Review, Kate Scottow Found Guilty

February 14, 2020 | by Dan Fisher | 1 Comments

Actions of Humberside Police violated Harry Miller's right to freedom of speech in threatening to prosecute him over tweets, but Kate Scottow found guilty. Read more

Political Vessels: Claudia Clare’s ‘And The Door Opened’ Exhibition

February 11, 2020 | by Jo Bartosch | 0 Comments

Claudia Clare's powerful exhibition on surviving the sex industry tells a story of recovery from abuse, writes Jo Bartosch. Read more

VCPA, South Dakota: Why Is Sterilizing Children Good for the Economy?

February 6, 2020 | by Natasha Chart | 1 Comments

The Vulnerable Child Protection Act in South Dakota has been criticised by businesses, but blackmail should not be the basis of medical policy. Read more

Stitch Up, Bristol Fashion – How Transactivists Prefer Shadows to Limelight

February 5, 2020 | by Elsa Egret | 0 Comments

Secrecy and fear are the tools of those seeking to silence radical feminist discussions on gender identity. We look at how this plays out in Bristol. Read more

What The Reaction To Kobe Bryant’s Death Can Teach Us Feminists

February 3, 2020 | by CNLifestyle | 0 Comments

Two crucial elements are missing in the conversation around Kobe Bryant, his death and sexual assault allegation. What can feminists learn from this? Read more

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