Women’s History Month 2023
Pleased to attend the local Mohila Ongon Bangladeshi women’s group International Women’s Day event and mark Women’s History Month 2023.
Pleased to attend the local Mohila Ongon Bangladeshi women’s group International Women’s Day event and mark Women’s History Month 2023.
I was please to start #InternationalWomensDay2023 with students at New City College, Tower Hamlets. Here in the East End, our rich history of women’s struggles… Read More »International Women’s Day
Multiple reports suggest that Home Office funding for the pilot programme to support migrant survivors of domestic abuse, is about to end. I raised this… Read More »Support for migrant survivors of domestic abuse
The case of Child Q is horrific. Years on, it is clear that she is still traumatised. Institutional racism and misogyny is the root of… Read More »The case of Child Q
As the women in particular at the Serco Barts NHS strike have demonstrated — a woman’s place is in the politics struggle, in her union,… Read More »A woman’s place is in the union
The Government uses the language of “protecting women”, but austerity and real-terms cuts to benefits and pensions has targeted those of us most at risk.
This evening we stood together at a vigil to remember and honour Sabina Nessa.
I share the rage and grief at the murder of Sabina Nessa, a daughter, a teacher & only 28 – killed in a public place… Read More »Grief at the murder of Sabina Nessa
I spoke with Bloomberg Radio’s Westminister show yesterday for International Women’s Day: