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The Women’s Marches last Saturday were a brilliant boost to everyone struggling for a better world.

Over 5 million people globally marched for women’s rights and against Donald Trump last Saturday, according to the official Women’s March organisers.

Around 100,000 people joined the Women’s March in London last Saturday, rejecting Donald Trump and the bigotry he represents and thrives on.

Video report from protests organised by Stand Up To Racism and Women's March on London at Donald Trump's inauguration as US president.

The streets of Washington DC were rammed full today, Saturday, in an inspiring show of strength against US president Donald Trump.

Tens of thousands of people joined the Women's March from the US embassy in Grosvenor Square to Trafalgar Square in London today, Saturday. They were rejecting Donald Trump and the bigotry he represents and thrives on.

The fourth part of our series on the Wobblies looks at the role of women in the workers’ and socialist movement.

We are already feeling the effect of Donald Trump’s election in the US. The war on women’s rights has started.

The resilience of the gender pay gap is nothing to celebrate, Sadie Robinson argues—and the reasons tell us something about how the system uses sexism

A new biography of MP and campaigner Ellen Wilkinson documents her fight for radical change—and how a commitment to parliament scuppered it, writes Nick Clark

Footballer Ched Evans was found not guilty of rape last week, following a retrial after his conviction for rape in 2012.

Two reports this week showed how girls and young women are being failed by the system.