Women’s Liberation Follow

Up to 300 people protested outside parliament, last Saturday defending a woman’s right to free, safe, on-demand access to abortion.

Alleged rapist and former International Monetary Fund (IMF) head Dominique Strauss-Kahn was released from house arrest last week.

Anti-abortion campaigners are looking to curtail women’s rights to choose with a back door manoeuvre.

The chant "Whatever we wear, wherever we go—yes means yes, and no means no!" echoed through the streets of central London last Saturday.

The world can be a bad place to be a woman. Women make up a staggering 70 percent of the world’s poor. Being female shapes every aspect of women’s lives—from things like work, housing, health and education to our most intimate relationships.

Around 200 women, men and children joined the Cardiff Slutwalk last Saturday.

Women's dress keeps hitting the headlines and not because of fashion shows either.

The Tories have invited Life—a group opposed to all abortions and contraception education—to advise the government on sexual health.

Justice secretary Ken Clarke’s comments about rape rightly caused an outcry last week.

Our society promotes and constantly reinforces the idea that women are to blame if they are raped. A third of students think a woman is wholly or partially to blame for her rape if she was drunk, according to a 2009 survey in London Student newspaper.

‘The police were invited to give a talk on personal safety at the university’s Osgoode Hall Law School after several incidents. There was supposed to be a male and a female officer—but only two men appeared.

The gushing drivel that passed for media coverage of the royal wedding felt like a long advert for the institution of marriage. Every little girl apparently wants to become a princess.