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9 June 2021
Woolwich Ferry workers are walking out over a victimised rep. The Woolwich Ferry, is now run by Transport for London (TfL). The workers have taken seven days action in May and June, with the final date
26 May 2021
TV review: Three Families is excellent. But protest movement is missing
'Three Families' is a two-part series that deals with the issue of access to abortion in Northern Ireland
26 May 2021
US right to abortion under threat: Mass campaign to support the right to choose must be built
The US Supreme Court has agreed to consider a Mississippi law banning most abortions after the 15th week of pregnancy. This could potentially mark a serious attack on the right to abortion in the US.
12 May 2021
British state absolves itself from killings during 'the Troubles'
Family of Joe McCann continues to fight for justice: Two unnamed former British paratroopers, accused of the 1972 murder of Joe McCann, an Official Irish Republican Army (IRA) leader, were formally acquitted on 4 May
5 May 2021
New law ignores economic barriers to escaping domestic abuse
The Domestic Abuse Act has become law. Violence against women and girls has been on the increase during the pandemic. Between March and June 2020, police recorded 206,492 domestic abuse offences - a 9%
5 May 2021
Plaque dedicated to Tony Mulhearn
On International Workers' Memorial Day (IWMD), 28 April, a plaque dedicated to Tony Mulhearn was unveiled in Liverpool with his family present.
14 April 2021
Send your news, views and criticism, in not more than 150 words, to [email protected] - or if you're not online, PO Box 1398, Enfield EN1 9GT
7 April 2021
Sexism in education: It shouldn't be like this!
The posts on the website 'Everyone's Invited' are shocking and heartbreaking.
7 April 2021
Childcare in crisis: A socialist solution
Over the last year, Covid-19 has magnified the vast deep-rooted inequalities in the capitalist system. One problem which has been felt most acutely by working women is that of childcare.
31 March 2021
Domestic Abuse Bill: So much still to fight for
The Bill is in its final stages of debate
31 March 2021
In the wake of Sarah Everard's kidnap and murder by a serving policeman, the shock, grief and anger that followed was the final straw for many young women who took to the streets to demand an end to violence against women
31 March 2021
Asda equal pay ruling victory - now fight for equal pay for all
Shopworkers in Asda have won the latest stage in their fight for equal pay in a ruling that could lead to a £500 million compensation claim.
24 March 2021
More cuts are coming - maybe to a local A&E, to street lighting, bus routes disappearing - and greater destitution.
The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill means the more effective your protest, the more you face the threat of fines or even jail.
24 March 2021
Online meeting - Ending violence against women, the socialist approach
Women's rights, and our oppression under the capitalist system, have been thrust into the spotlight by the events of the last few weeks.
24 March 2021
Send your news, views and criticism, in not more than 150 words, to [email protected] - or if you're not online, PO Box 1398, Enfield EN1 9GT
24 March 2021
Fighting sexual harassment and gender violence on campus
Given the appalling rates of sexual harassment and violence on university, college and school campuses, it is no surprise that young women and students have been at the forefront of recent protests and vigils called in response to the murder of Sarah Everard.
24 March 2021
A springboard for discussion about sexism in schools: Netflix's new film Moxie, based upon a book of the same name, might provide a springboard for further discussions around sexism in schools but does not, as one reviewer put it "offer a blueprint for a revolution."
24 March 2021
Police attempt to silence mothers
Following a vigil in Liverpool, a mother has been issued with a £200 fine and been threatened by police to have social services called because she brought her son along
17 March 2021
Violence against women - we will not be silenced
Defend the right to protest: Saturday 13 March. They came in their thousands, defying the undemocratic establishment ban on peaceful vigils. Women and men in towns and cities up and down the country were determined to remember Sarah Everard
16 March 2021
Justice for victims of gender violence
There was understandable outrage at the appalling scenes of police brutality against women peacefully taking part in the vigil for Sarah Everard on Clapham Common.
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