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Freeman MSP, following the publication of the Social Security (Scotland) Bill last week, to all women who have engaged in the process so far : Message from Jeane Freeman - Minister for Social Security: The publication of the

Seems apt! Since the publication of Our Bodies, Our Rights, the Scottish Government has taken steps and made commitments which I hope you will be pleased to hear about tonight, and which I suspect some of your in this room were involved in

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the subject, let alone make public calls for progress. But there’s hope. In England, MP Diana Johnson and MP Stella Creasy have led the charge on progressive reforms, and we’re eagerly waiting to see MP Johnson’s decriminalising

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then by the general public.” 'Resisting by Existing: Carving out Accessible Spaces' by freelance writer Belle Owen highlights the discrimination often faced by wheelchair users when seeking access to music venues and

by the Northern Ireland Public Prosecution Service. Northern Ireland is not only preventing women from exercising their reproductive rights, it’s punishing women who do. Human Rights law The abortion law in Northern Ireland been

balancing measures for public boards will be the same one that ensures gender-balanced experience panels. To find out more about the experience panels, visit here .Posted on April 11 2017 at 09:35 Share this post on …

debate or scrutiny. When a public policy is so blatantly cruel, it's difficult to put yourself in the shoes of those who directed its development, much less those who pushed it through Parliament without debate. Setting aside that the lack

throughout all areas of public life. Of the 3029 positions of power and authority in Scotland we identified, 73% are filled by men. Our Sex and Power report charts women's underrepresentation in Scotland in these key areas. Read the