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in Scotland, Wales and England. While the organisations involved are not limited to women’s organisations, this has been a key focus of the project, and has led to the inclusion of measures such as gender budgeting, steps to improve

legal limit has to travel to England to receive care. 6. End Violence Against Women and Girls Work to eradicate and prevent violence against women and girls in Scotland: Implement the Children (Scotland) Act 2020 and Domestic Abuse

Resource Centre in England. CEDAW: Follow-up to Concluding Observations Scotland Report This report follows Engender’s engagement with the eighth periodic report of the government of the United Kingdom on measures taken to give

Organisation (England) Northern Ireland Women’s European Platform (Northern Ireland) Women's Equality Network Wales (Wales) You can find out more information about each of these organisations by

including South West England, East Anglia and now Scotland.Details for you to share with others, put in your diaries, and register you or a woman who’s not engaged in these issues before will be coming soon. Support for childcare

studies Prosecutions in England and Wales Frequently asked questions and misconceptions around abortion Clinicians' perspectives Here are some of the key quotes from clinicians, shared throughout the report, which highlight the

The little-known offence of concealment of birth poses dangerous restrictions on the rights of pregnant women and must be repealed as a matter of urgency.

Northern Ireland, Wales and England, so spreading the word is essential. 3) Boost the petition Please contact your MP, MSP and local Councillors (and candidates!) and ask them to sign and share the petition. Not only does that help us

voters seeing Green Party of England and Wales leader Natalie Bennett, Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood and Nicola Sturgeon breathing life into this election and challenging the austerity consensus, it’s clear that politics has changed. As

timeframe, must travel to England to receive healthcare. The report highlights the range of restrictions on women accessing reproductive healthcare around the world, from Finland where approval is required from the National Supervisory