As #WomensHistoryMonth comes to an end, I’ve been reflecting on women and domestic abuse. In particular, how strategic litigation against public participation (SLAPPs) is being used to silence
Today, the world and Julian Assange will find out whether the price he should pay for his whistleblowing activities, is extradition to the US. A few
This week I spoke to JOE Media about the right to protest, far-right extremism, solidarity with the Palestinian people, and why we must stand with
It’s been over five years since the Government first promised to ban conversion therapy — but the LGBTQ+ community are still waiting. This harm needs to
Honour-based abuse is a form of abuse which occurs in all communities, impacting people of all backgrounds. It can lead to murder. A statutory definition
Conversion therapy brings so much harm to the LGBTQ+ community. The time to outlaw it was a long time ago. The Government has not yet
Public accountability and democracy cannot be limited only to what those in power dictate. This case of Julian Assange has profound consequences for press freedom and
At the Department for Work & Pensions, PCS Union members are highlighting the impact of the staffing crisis, on their mental health. They need a Real Living
Proud to stand with junior doctors and support them on the picket line this morning outside the Royal London hospital. These doctors are fighting to
On Holocaust Memorial Day, we remember the 6 million Jews and all those who were murdered in the Holocaust and subsequent genocides. This year’s theme
For too long nurses have been taken for granted. It’s time that they were paid fairly for their work. I was pleased to address brave
My acceptance speech at the MP of the Year Awards in Parliament last night: https://www.facebook.com/ApsanaBegum/videos/1324291481728278/