The Prison of my Mental Health – Farah Damji
Farah Damji, managing editor of The View Magazine, shares her journey of mental health recovery within the prison system of the UK.
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As A Transsexual, I Support Dr Eva Poen
From a transsexual perspective, biological reality is all too apparent. Denying the existence of male and female bodies helps nobody.
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The 2010 Equality Act Is Being Undermined by Official Guidance
Ann Sinnott, Director of Authentic Equity Alliance, explains how the EHRC and GEO are in contravention of the Equality Act in their official guidance.
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The View – an Independent Magazine for Women in Prison
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.
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Eclipse of the Morning Star: Cartoon Controversy Sparks Swift Surrender
Hard-left British newspaper, the Morning Star, has capitulated to demands of trans activist campaigners after publishing a controversial cartoon.
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Media Manipulation: The Propagation of Anti-Immigration Rhetoric
Media sources play political football with the lives of migrants. Journalists have contributed to an increase in anti-immigration sentiment and xenophobia.
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Surrogacy – Child Trafficking and Exploitation of Women? | OBJECT
Two competing depictions vie for support. One of a kind surrogate helping a happy family. Another of surrogacy as an exploitative industry. Which is true?
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Fawcett Society Breaks Hearts by Two-Timing Women on Valentines Day
The Fawcett Society appears torn between supporting gender identity and sex based rights. UK women deserve better, writes Jo Bartosch.
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Harry Miller Wins Judicial Review, Kate Scottow Found Guilty
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.
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Political Vessels: Claudia Clare’s ‘And The Door Opened’ Exhibition
Claudia Clare's powerful exhibition on surviving the sex industry tells a story of recovery from abuse, writes Jo Bartosch.
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