Thank you to everyone helping spread the word about our Big Give campaign.
Not everyone can donate, but sharing our posts helps more people learn about this issue and support our work.
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We're excited to announce that we will lead the delivery of a new national free Independent Legal Advice service for adult victim-survivors of rape and sexual assault. We will be supported by partners Rape Crisis England and Wales and Victim Support.
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People love to talk about social construction, but nobody seems to have a clear account of what they mean by it. So here’s a primer John Searle’s The Construction of Social Reality, one of my all-time favourite works of philosophy. 1/
Our new report, Getting back on track, explains how the Equality Act provides the legal framework for protecting and providing for women and girls in sport.
We explain the law on sport in layperson’s terms, and call on government ministers, sports councils and sports national governing bodies to protect the female category for women and girls.
Yesterday we launched the report in the @UKHouseofLords. As @MForstater said in her speech, for the past 15 years legal misunderstandings have removed the focus, opportunity and resources women and girls need to thrive in sport.
Organisations, sports leaders and public bodies do not need new legal tools to protect women’s sport. They just need to use the legal tools that already exist.
Protecting, celebrating and promoting women and girls in sport isn’t just what the law allows. It’s also the right and fair thing to do.
Read the report: https://t.co/SN6eOOuo4O
Besela (The Scar) in Tigrinya.
Official Trailer for the Documentary that's been in the making since 2023.
Set in #Tigray, the film follows a nurse caring for survivors of gender-based violence, a former youth fighter learning to live in a body reshaped by war, a humanitarian worker returning after medical evacuation, and others who continued to care for their community, no matter the cost.
We are raising funds to safely complete the film and bring this story of memory, hope and endurance to audiences around the world. If you are able to support, please donate:
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Inaugural speaker event of SaGLA, the brand new Sex and Gender Law Association
Save the date: 4 June. Other details tbc (they'll be good)
NI Court of Criminal Appeal Quashes 1971 convictions on 25th February 2026 for Laurence O Neill (82) on grounds false confessions obtained by ill treatment & torture techniques, solicitor Patricia Coyle of HCC acts
Did they think that hanging up flags, spray-painting and smashing the venue windows would stop us?
#FiLiA2025 goes ahead.
See you there.
Sisterhood and Solidarity!
Afghan women are totally disappointed.
No one hear us.
No action for us.
We are totally removed from the society.
We are totally lonely. where is the international community?
No one count us human in Afghanistan. 💔💔
An elected representative of your own party, @RosieDuffield1, was advised by police not to attend Labour conference because of the physical risk to her from trans activists. You did nothing. You showed her no support, You criticised her for stating biological facts.
Ashenda is a special time of the year. In this reflection on the meaning of #AshendaTigray, especially post #TigrayGenocide, we are reminded that Ashenda is as much a celebration, as it is a call to action. Read more ⬇️
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Happy #Ashenda to the indefatigable and stubborn joy of #Tigrayan women.
You are the pulse that keeps Tigray alive; the heartbeat who endure, resist, and love louder than any attempt to silence you.
Salute for pulling this year’s beautiful celebrations together!
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Today, we celebrate the women & girls of #Tigray this #Ashenda. 🌿
Their beauty, joy & resilience shine despite pain, trauma & daily struggle. Ashenda is not just festivity—it is resistance, remembrance, and a call for justice. ✊🏽💛❤️
#Ashenda#TigrayGenocide@UN_Women@UN