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Why a hung parliament could make Swinson and Sturgeon the most powerful people in Britain

Ciara Garcha17 November 2019

Men lead the two largest political parties, but Ciara Garcha explains why two women politicians could hold the power on the morning after the election...

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Gender Recognition Act: shelved, again

Guest Blogger12 November 2019

Sarah Tennent explains why Liz Truss is the wrong person to be entrusted with the review of the 2004 Gender Recognition Act...

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The consequences of post-Brexit political debate

Ciara Garcha6 November 2019

Ciara Garcha discusses the negative impact aggressive political debate is having on women in post-Brexit politics...

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Misogyny: both medieval and modern

Amy Lee1 October 2019

Amy Lee argues there are many parallels between the treatment of Daenerys in Game of Thrones and society’s view of modern women politicians...

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Northern Irish Alliance For Choice campaigners

I’m A Life: the new activist music video raising awareness of abortion rights in Northern Ireland

Isobel Anderson25 May 2019

Musician Isobel Anderson has teamed up with Alliance For Choice as part of their I’m A Life campaign...

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Let women work together

Niki Adams12 March 2019

English Collective of Prostitutes spokeswoman Niki Adams writes in support of a new campaign to make sex workers safer...

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Weekly round-up and open thread

Lusana Taylor25 February 2019

It’s time for another weekly round-up where we share (what we see as) the most interesting and important articles from the previous seven days...

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Weekly round-up and open thread

Lusana Taylor19 February 2019

It’s time for another weekly round-up where we share (what we see as) the most interesting and important articles from the previous seven days...

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Weekly round-up and open thread

Lusana Taylor21 January 2019

This week’s selection of interesting links from around the web chosen by The F-Word team...

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Weekly round-up and open thread

Lusana Taylor17 December 2018

This week's round-up is a bumper round-up of links from the past few weeks ...

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Weekly round-up and open thread

Lusana Taylor27 November 2018

This week’s selection of interesting links from around the web chosen by The F-Word team...

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Weekly round-up and open thread

Lusana Taylor19 November 2018

This week's selection of interesting links from around the web chosen by The F-Word team...

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Weekly round-up and open thread

Lusana Taylor13 November 2018

This week’s selection of interesting links from around the web chosen by the F-Word team...

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Christine Blasey Ford’s legacy to survivors

Guest Blogger25 October 2018

Ford’s voice and testimony have given hope to survivors everywhere argues Willow Verkerk...

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Weekly round-up and open thread

Lusana Taylor22 October 2018

It’s time for another weekly round-up where we share (what we see as) the most interesting and important articles from the previous seven days. ...

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Women speaking out

Holly Combe21 October 2018

In light of the government’s recent GRA consultation, Holly Combe asks: do we want to allow others to have a say in defining who we are?...

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Weekly round-up and open thread

Lusana Taylor16 October 2018

It’s time for another weekly round-up where we share (what we see as) the most interesting and important articles from the previous seven days. ...

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Weekly round-up and open thread

Lusana Taylor17 September 2018

This week's selection of interesting links from around the web chosen by the F-Word team...

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