RT @OxFeministUnion: Proudly announcing the first video from our January #AmplifyingWomen event: The Healthcare Gap. The incredible @AnnFuredi discusses abortion rights and her time as @BPAS1968 CEO. More to come soon... Please share! ...
RT @lnmackenzie1: Raquel's hearing is due in a week's time. She has been treated appallingly by her university. Their intransigence has led to increased costs for Raquel's legal team. Please consider supporting her if you can by donating or sharing ...
Stella Crofts (1898-1964) Ceramic sculptor, painter. Studied under Dora Billington. Member of the Society of Women Artists and the Women's International Art Club. Her sculptures of animals and birds, popular in the inter-war years, are held in ...
Stella Crofts (1898-1964) Ceramic sculptor, painter. Studied under Dora Billington. Member of the Society of Women Artists and the Women's International Art Club. Her sculptures of animals and birds, popular in the inter-war years, are held in ...
RT @FemicideCensus: Thank you @AuroraNewDawn for your work supporting women and bringing your specialist knowledge to highlight the problems of domestic abuse by military personnel https://t.co/gUEqwO...
RT @ShonaghDillon: A huge thank you to @K_IngalaSmith for connecting me & @AuroraNewDawn specialist Armed Forces Advocacy service to this article. Really proud to feature alongside Karen and @FemicideCensus team in their work. Solidarity to ...
RT @FemicideCensus: Our data, again, highlighting the consequences of institutional failure to respond to men’s violence against women: Fifty-two of the men convicted of the manslaughter or murder of women in the ten years to 2019 were current or ...
RT @LabWomenDec: https://t.co/vezWkh... “Now under new leadership, the EHRC’s reassertion of its role as a fair & impartial regulator of the rights of both trans people & women is overdue but welcome.” @UKLabour take note. Your policy review ...
RT @CallieMac88: “…should be paused because the consultation on these changes has not adequately taken into account their impact on women’s sex-based rights.” Women of Scotland defending our rights have been vindicated by the EHRC. It seems are ...
RT @ProfAliceS: "... enabling people to change their legal sex through self-ID could in practice have significant consequences for ... female-only spaces, on sex discrimination and equal pay cases, and on data collection." https://t.co/5ktQkH...
The Observer view on the EHRC decision on Scotland’s gender recognition reforms | Observer editorial
“But because reforming the Gender Recognition Act will affect another protected characteristic, sex, it is critically important that any proposals to reform it in the UK are informed by proper consultation with all those affected.” Absolutely this. ...