A group of women’s rights organisations have published a new report, which will be discussed by MPs this afternoon (1) examining the parlous state of
This report has been produced in conjunction with the University and College Union and UNISON. It examines the impact of insecure work on pregnant women
Despite important efforts from campaigners to date, there is still much to do to cultivate broad public engagement and support for serious action on racism.
Commenting on the Chancellor’s Spending Review for a press release, Mary-Ann Stephenson, Director of the UK Women’s Budget Group said: “This Spending Review was an
Research and data shows that year on year, young women continue to face inequality in all areas of their lives that blocks their access to
Nine out of 10 women sentenced to long prison terms under joint enterprise had engaged in no violence at all and half were not even present
This research presents examples of good practice in human rights education across Great Britain. It explores: how schools across England, Scotland and Wales have applied a
This article calls for a strengthening of Disability Law as an academic discipline and offers orientation for its future development. It argues that there is
In response to the awful killing of George Floyd in the US, Black Lives Matter protests in the UK have highlighted once again the racism
Minister for Women and Equalities appoints four new Commissioners to EHRC board Jessica Butcher MBE, David Goodhart and Su-Mei Thompson will sit on the board
