RT @RobinBasiliki: There are reasons why many women cannot speak publicly about their histories in prostitution. They are afraid that their children will be bullied and their life chances decimated if people knew. Similarly they worry it would put a ...
RT @RobinBasiliki: FACT: Buying sex makes men more prone to violence against women. #EndTheDemand #NordicModel https://t.co/ZeQJBr...
RT @LBC: Runnymede Trust chief @Halima_Begum is "outraged" by the UK race report findings, accusing the Government of "gaslighting" society. @DavidLammy https://t.co/7dGKeN...
RT @gemma_brett: So to summarise the police findings: she made me do it.
RT @matters_yes: The news of sexism in schools doesn't surprise us. Pornography has huge impact and influence on society and media. That will impact our children, their views and behaviour. It's time for adults to take responsibility for the world we ...
RT @nicolejacobsST: Today's judgment by the Court of Appeal marks a step forward but does not go nearly far enough to reduce the risk of harm that #DomesticAbuse victims and children face in the family courts. We need root and branch reform. ...
RT @DrProudman: I must say, I am thoroughly disheartened that the appeal below was refused by the Court of Appeal. Despite the wide ranging errors that we robustly highlighted to the court. https://t.co/KB4vTH...
RT @guardianopinion: If we're urging girls to report rape in schools, we need to fix the legal system | Joan Smith https://t.co/fxVsT0...
RT @_trapmoneymelly: women birthing children, being the primary care giver, working full time, doing housework and splitting the bills doesn’t sound like equality to me
Liliam Altuntas
“People think that legalising prostitution, as if it were a job like any other, would guarantee respect. No. We'd just be numbers in a file to pay taxes, insurance… We want respect but we wouldn’t get it that way, because we'd remain prostitutes ...