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Wales, N. Ireland, and England) is the European member state. As there is no pan-UK feminist organisation working across the four nations of the UK, a synthetic organisation, called the UK Joint Committee on Women, was created. Engender

Scotland (in contrast with England and Northern Ireland, where refused asylum seekers may be required to pay for secondary health care, which can include maternity care). But do asylum seeking women experience a level of maternity care equal to

election candidates in both England and Wales. Such glacial progress regarding women’s participation in local politics is clearly not unique to Scotland. Re-standing Rates Re-standing rates are slightly higher among male councillors

Today we launch our new report, ‘Outdated, harmful and never in the public interest - The urgent need to modernise Scotland's abortion law and prevent prosecutions.’  

18-20 weeks must travel to England in order to receive treatment. In 2011 and 2014 respectively, 233 and 182 women had to travel to England in order to access safe, legal abortions. Organisations are calling on the Scottish Government to make a

Wales, Northern Ireland, and England. Together Engender, Northern Ireland Women’s European Platform (NIWEP), Women’s Equality Network Wales, and England’s National Alliance of Women’s Organisations makes up the UK Joint

able to access abortion in England, Scotland and Wales. While this can only ever be a sticking plaster to the problem of women’s inequality in Northern Ireland, and there are still huge questions to be answered about how this will work

// Lauren Geall: Women in England will be able to take abortion pills at home during the coronavirus outbreak (Stylist) // Dr Kevin Guyan: An equality impact assessment of COVID-19 in the UK (Medium) // Shannon O'Connell: Breaking down

Organisations in England has been working on a project with young women in England to produce a manifesto for the upcoming European elections. They want to pull together a list of the issues that young women think are important.

Today we launch our new report, ‘Outdated, harmful and never in the public interest - The urgent need to modernise Scotland's abortion law and prevent prosecutions.’