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15 April 2020
Hackney & Islington Socialist Party: Domestic violence and women's oppression - How to end?
25 March 2020
Coronavirus and domestic violence: a double threat to women's lives
As we entered 2020 the number of women murdered every week by a partner or ex-partner in the UK rose to three. On top of this, three women a week kill themselves to escape abuse
12 March 2020
South West London Socialist Party: Socialist feminism - the fight for equality for women today
11 March 2020
Socialist Party joins International Women's Day protests
The Socialist Party joined protests organised for International Women's Day in London. We took part in Million Women Rise and the London Women's Strike, writes Isai Priya, London Socialist Party.
11 March 2020
Women's rights, trans rights and the labour movement
The Socialist was contacted by Women's Place UK (WPUK) requesting a right of reply to the article by Sarah-Sachs Eldridge 'Labour Party and trans rights: United working-class fight needed for rights and resources for all', which was published in issue 1074.
11 March 2020
Film: Greed directed by Michael Winterbottom
It was refreshing to watch a mainstream film exposing the madness and exploitative nature of the capitalist system, writes Barbara Clare, Stevenage.
11 March 2020
Domestic Violence bill: We still need to fight to save our services
The new domestic violence bill, first introduced by Theresa May, has supposedly been improved under Johnson's leadership, writes Amy Cousens, Bradford Socialist Party.
11 March 2020
Childcare - costly, inadequate and hard work
Childcare costs have risen 5% according to charity Coram. Its family and childcare survey found the weekly price for a part-time nursery place for a child under two is over £130 - £6,800 a year, writes Juliette Fogelman, East London Socialist Party.
4 March 2020
A legacy of women workers and the class struggle
International Women's Day, with its history of being rooted in struggle, has, in recent years, been diminished. Big business increasingly uses it as a cynical opportunity to give the illusion of being progressive and inclusive. Sinead Daly looks at the real history of International Working Women's Day and the socialist ideas it inspires today.
4 March 2020
International Women's Day: Fighting sexism and austerity
International Women's Day feature, including young women, Women's Lives Matter, trade unions, and a programme to fight oppression
4 March 2020
Why I joined the Socialist Party: I resent the 1% and the system that allows them to exist
During my childhood we were always a poor family. I enjoyed a myriad of poverty food while living with my father in a small flat.
26 February 2020
We gathered outside Peabody Head Office on the evening of 19 February to make the point that cuts to the community and neighbourhood services cost lives, and are counter-productive.
26 February 2020
A jury in New York City found Harvey Weinstein guilty of rape and sexual assault on 24 February. More trials are ahead for the multimillionaire film producer.
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