Why Gisèle Pelicot is a hero
The horror of the mass rape trial in France has shaken the world.
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Has Labour shifted on sex-based rights?
Members care about women’s issues and it seems the party is finally listening.
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Violence against women and girls is a deeper problem than politicians realise
All parents worry about their children from time to time, but now it feels different.
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Why terror targets Taylor Swift fans
On a street in Vienna, the star’s fans are building a sanctuary in defiance against the threat of terror and…
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Politicians ignore the Mumsnet manifesto at their peril
It is hard to read the list of policy demands and not reflect that life is getting worse for British…
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When women fight back
Three accounts of women who met male brutality on its own terms reveal the limits of justice – both within…
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Online platforms have profited from misogyny for too long
As the Online Safety Act becomes law, social media companies must start doing better for women and girls.
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How the MeToo backlash helped Russell Brand
Also this week: Bring on by-election season, and my predictions for Strictly Come Dancing.
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The gender binary is false
We should question a mindset that viciously excludes whole groups of people.
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Who are the 31 male MPs on Westminster’s list of shame?
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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“There are thousands of Andrew Tates out there”: The battle against online extremism
Counterextremism expert Milo Comerford on what Isis can teach us about the spread of radical misogyny.
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The Night of the 12th: a grim look at an unsolved murder
The director Dominik Moll is known for his tightly-plotted French thrillers. Now, he takes on an unsolved true crime.
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Have the Conservatives done enough for women?
The Tories claim they are standing up for women’s rights, but their track record tells a different story.
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Are trade unions facing their own #MeToo moment?
A shocking report into the TSSA exposes the misogyny and harassment endured by women in the labour movement.
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On misogyny, the Online Safety Bill is still woefully inadequate
This is why I’m calling for a new code of practice that would force social media companies to tackle violence…
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From Epsom College to David Carrick, we’re trying to unsee male violence against women
How else can we explain constant horror stories – or a rapist police officer avoiding detection despite seventeen years of…
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Yalda Hakim’s Diary: Afghanistan’s freezing winter, secret schools for girls, and the crime of being a woman
After the Taliban took over I met many women who told me they had no intention of leaving – but…
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What are the latest amendments to the Online Safety Bill?
43 Tory MPs are backing a plan to make social media bosses face prison if they fail to protect children…
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Why the Sun must sack Jeremy Clarkson
It doesn’t matter what you think of Meghan. What matters is what you think about women.
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Teachers like me know today’s boys are easy targets for Andrew Tate
Tate’s validation is too alluring to ignore when you’re rejected by society and economically handicapped.
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