As @AGibbsofficial says, the focus is still very much on making women feel safe, but how much longer is it going to be women’s responsibility to keep themselves safe? What we need is a strategy that is going to focus on stopping people’s harmful behaviours https://t.co/6VHcWoWhty
Another day in the UK, another woman murdered at the hands of a violent man. Sabina Nessa was walking home when she was killed and her body left in a public place.
Join us on 3rd August to remember the lives of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman surrounded by the people they loved, and to light a candle for all the women threatened on our streets and lost to male violence
📍 Fryent Country Park at 7pm
Say their names. #BibaaAndNicole
A powerful new drama from the makers of Three Girls.
Three families tells the compelling real stories behind the abortion laws in Northern Ireland.
Three Families / Streaming from 10th May at 9pm / BBC iPlayer
I’m proud to help launch this #StopAsianHate community fund which will support grassroots organisations in the UK.
You can read more about it here https://t.co/PrdFfHQZEu
The climate crisis is the defining emergency of our times
That’s why we’re launching Independent Climate, for all the latest news and analysis on the global crisis and possible solutions @indy_climate
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I’m painting the 118 women killed by men last year named by @jessphillips
to remember, honour & make all these women visible https://t.co/u4wUjjwLo5
to help @centreWJ@femicidecensus raise awareness of the women lost to male violence #disappearingwomen
There is little information about the women killed by men. Our census is building up a picture that can help save others. Karen Ingala Smith on what motivated her and Clarrie O'Callaghan to set up The Femicide Census https://t.co/Xogq8MDIbP
We promised you action...
Sign our joint letter to the Prime Minister to #RejectTheReport and implement the recommendations of the long-standing Macpherson, Lammy, Marmot and Williams reviews.
Deadline 23:59 this Thursday, please share widely: https://t.co/eYpLB56iTv
A sea of hand-painted red hearts cover a wall along the River Thames in London, each unique, each representing someone who died of the coronavirus in Britain. https://t.co/0ukhPRcQJx
A new @WHO report estimates that one in three women experience sexual or physical abuse during their lifetime. This is global problem and we need a collective voice of global outrage to end the fear that hundreds of millions of women face daily. #genderbasedviolenceiseverywhere
The #PoliceCrackdownBill, which has its second reading in @UKParliament today, facilitates discrimination + undermines our fundamental right to protest.
We stand with 150 other human rights groups, trade unions + campaigners, in opposing the bill. https://t.co/k4pY1vNMqc