Five ways to practise active feminist allyship
Explore these five simple ways you can practise active feminist allyship to support the struggle for women's rights around the world.
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What does a Conservative government mean for women's rightsWhat does a Conservative government mean for women’s rights?
The Conservatives have some good policies in their manifesto, but these would be seriously undermined by merging DFID with another government department.
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Stand up for women's rights this general electionGeneral Election 2019: our women’s rights manifesto scorecard
As voters prepare to go to the polls in the general election tomorrow, we are setting out where each party stands on global women’s rights.
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Sara Pantuliano (ODI), Elizabeth Babade (Brexit Party), Baroness Natalie Bennett (Green Party), Lord Ray Collins (Labour), Baroness Shas Sheehan (Liberal Democrat), Harini Iyengar (Women’s Equality Party), Girish Menon (ActionAid UK)ActionAid and ODI general election hustings: the key issues
On Monday 18 November, ActionAid UK and the ODI hosted a 2019 general election hustings event where we heard what the different political parties would do to promote women’s rights and sustainable development.
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Women in an emergency camp in Somaliland, where ActionAid is protecting rightsGeneral Election 2019: our manifesto for women’s rights
We’ve launched a manifesto for the 2019 general election, calling on all political parties to set out how they will protect the rights of women and girls around the world, as part of a vision for a Global Britain.
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The Maze of Injustice illustrated the barriers women face when accessing justice for crimes committed against them.Why did we build the Maze of Injustice in Central London?
Because the justice system is a maze for women and girls, and that needs to change.
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