On Thursday 14 April, the Government announced a deal to ship off asylum seekers to Rwanda. The plan will see people who travel to the
Research conducted by the #EthnicityPayGap campaign has revealed that Black (of African and/or Caribbean heritage) and Brown (Black and mixed heritage) women could consequently miss out
In 2021, a report found that Black women are four times more likely than White women to die in childbirth. The 2017 National Maternity Review found that babies that
The independent Joseph Rowntree Foundation has analysed the impact of the Chancellor’s failure to increase benefits in line with current inflation levels, along with the
The UK government has become the 11th country to ratify the International Labour Organization’s Violence and Harassment Convention. This is the first international treaty to
From 11 January in England, people who receive positive lateral flow device (LFD) test results for coronavirus (COVID-19) will be required to self-isolate immediately and
Latest research on Universal Credit cut finds over half (52%) of people on Universal Credit (three million individuals) will struggle to pay their bills when
Over twice as many childcare places (64,173) have been lost during the winter lockdowns than in the first six months of the pandemic. Providers have
Almost half (46%) of adults in households on Universal Credit or Tax Credits are worried that the upcoming £20 cut will affect their ability to
Fawcett Society has launched joint statement demanding reinstatement of gender pay gap reporting. A statement signed by leading equalities charities, campaigners and business groups is
