The inhumane detention and deportation of people of colour highlights institutional racism in government, writes Green Party Deputy Leader Amelia Womack.
‘We’re not sure if basic income is the answer, but we think it might be, so how about trying it out?’ That’s the question UBI Lab Sheffield is asking in the hopes of encouraging debate ar...
England has a network of 10 national parks and 46 areas of outstanding natural beauty, encompassing some of the country’s most beautiful landscapes. But while many view a trip to a nation...
The UN has begun 16 days of activism against gender-based violence, ending on 10 December – Human Rights Day. Amelia Womack, Green Party Deputy Leader, has long campaigned for misogyny to...
Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court, Professor Christine Blasey Ford's testimony regarding his attempted sexual assault of her when they were teenagers and the bitter debate...
Following years of campaigning, a big step has been taken towards making misogyny a hate crime following the government’s announcement that a review will be launched by the Law Commission...
Despite gains in equal representation, the green Party's list of electoral candidates still falls short of full parity. Clare Phipps, Secretary of Green Party Women and former Chair of th...
Progress on women's rights has always been founded on solidarity. The Women's Equality Party recognises that we must reach across political divides in order to maintain this progress, as ...
Katie Ghose, Chief executive of charity Women's Aid, recalls the history of women's refuges with a reminder of just how vital a service these shelters provide to women escaping domestic a...
