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10 posts todayA Woman's Place is fighting for women’s services
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10 posts todayWe are honoured to host our next meeting on Thursday 15 April. Join Mariam Ahmed, Nicola Benge, Maureen Connolly, @ShonaghDillon and @K_IngalaSmith to hear, and ask your questions, about the fight for women's specialist services. ...
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10 posts todayPolice handling of Sarah Everard vigil appropriate, says watchdog
Woman's Place UK
10 posts todayRT @benge_nicola: Thank you @M_Star_Online for covering our campaign to rescue @riseuk specialist #domesticabuse charity from decommissioning by @BrightonHoveCC @EastSussexCC to generic LTD orgs. #Brighton deserves better. Survivors deserve better. h ...
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10 posts todayRT @camradfems: The Cambridge Radical Feminist Network supports our Polish sisters in their fight to retain basic protections against domestic violence and other forms of sex-based abuse. https://t.co/sewcvW...
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10 posts todayRT @SafeSchools_UK: These ‘revelations’ do not surprise us. There should have been a national strategy years ago. Why were distractions such as ‘gender neutral’ toilets & obfuscating language allowed? Children need clear language to communicate ...
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10 posts todayRT @BPAS1968: On this day last year, the government introduced temporary permission for telemedical abortion care, enabling women to receive early abortion medication by post. We are fighting to protect this service beyond the pandemic. We need your ...
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10 posts todayMaría de Zayas (1590- c.1660) Spanish. Writer. A pioneer of literary feminism. Her novels on the plight of women, especially the violence they suffered at the hands of husbands and seducers were very popular until the C19th when they were censored ...
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10 posts todayMaría de Zayas (1590- c.1660) Spanish. Writer. A pioneer of literary feminism. Her novels on the plight of women, especially the violence they suffered at the hands of husbands and seducers were very popular until the C19th when they were censored ...