women’s rights Articles

There is an appetite for change on abortion rights in Northern Ireland. Labour must offer its support to the women fighting to make that change happen, writes Charlotte Norton The law that covers abortion in Northern Ireland is the 1861 Offences Against the Persons...

Without cues, without exposure, the questions about the women who changed Britain never get asked, argues Jess Phillips The world is currently caught up in a debate about statues. The shadow of the killing in Charlottesville by far-right protesters could leave most...

A big win for Stella Creasy, fighting for single market membership, cracks in Labour's newfound unity, and a thank you – Progress director Richard Angell has this week's Last Word I am proud to know Stella Creasy on most days, but yesterday she showed politics and our...

The general election represented a welcome stride forward for the Labour party on women's representation – but the job is far from done, argues former NEC youth rep Bex Bailey Labour now has more women MPs than at any point in its history. We must seize on this...