Theresa May becoming Prime Minister has been hailed by some as a victory for feminism. Osha Al-Mossallami argues that the representation of women in politics should be about more than an image...
This is a guest post by Sophie Turtonon behalf of Doctors of the World about empowering women to have control over their own sexual and reproductive health.
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With a memorial planned for the 200th anniversary in August 2019, The Peterloo Massacre is an atrocity that should never be forgotten. This guest post from J. T. Rattray reflects on an edition of The Culture Show about Maxine Peake's performance of Shelley's landmark poem on Peterloo at Manchester's International Festival last month
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The Government is on the verge of repealing an essential part of equality legislation; Laura has the details and information on what you can do to try and stop it
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6 February is the International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation, a human rights abuse that affects 140 million women and girls worldwide
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I was pleased to see this recent piece from Mehdi Hasan talking about the ten things he had learned from trying to 'debate' abortion on Twitter.
I also don't...
On the International Day of Peace, Sarah Jackson of Womankind Worldwide writes about a new campaign to put women at the heart of peace and research showing how women build peace from the ground up.
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Charlotte Gage is a Policy Officer at the Women's Resource Centre. She is working with a coalition of women's and human rights organisations to raise the issu...
