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Abortion Rights Round-Up | Engender blog | Engender
CEDAW: how are the UK and Scottish Governments responding to the recommendat...
Gender equality and Scottish Labour's plans for more devolution | Engen...
F-words: the language of abortion | Engender blog | Engender
F-words: Finn McKay on gender ideology | Engender blog | Engender
Five reasons that media coverage of the pay gap is so bad (and why we think ...
GUEST POST: Some thoughts on issues BAME women, including immigrants, face i...
GUEST POST: Bridging the gender health gap | Engender blog | Engender
GUEST POST: Feminist urbanism: Creating gender-equal cities in Scotland | En...
Indyref, women and the labour market (Indyref Thursday #1) | Engender blog |...
Scotland in line with England and Wales. When the Scottish Government consulted on access to remote abortion at the end of 2020, we joined with BPAS and Amnesty International to call for these measures to remain, enabling women in Scotland
CEDAW: how are the UK and Scottish Governments responding to the recommendat...
Wales, Northern Ireland and England to produce a 4-nations report.
In our report, we make a number of recommendations, including:
To the UK Government:
Review the effectiveness of gender mainstreaming, and invest in strengthened data
Gender equality and Scottish Labour's plans for more devolution | Engen...
Engender responds to Scottish Labour's "Powers for a Purpose" report.
F-words: the language of abortion | Engender blog | Engender
usually have to travel to England, despite evidence
that treatment close to home is preferable.
Abortion pills have been the most common method in Scotland
for years. Nevertheless, in a 2015 study I worked on with colleagues at
F-words: Finn McKay on gender ideology | Engender blog | Engender
University
of the West of England in Bristol and author of ‘Radical Feminism: Feminist Activism in
Movement ’ . Here, ahead of the release of her new book 'Female masculinities & the gender wars’ , Dr Mackay explores
Five reasons that media coverage of the pay gap is so bad (and why we think ...
they operate differently in England, Wales, and Scotland. These place a set of requirements on public bodies to act proactively to get rid of their pay gaps, and Close the Gap has written some excellent guidance on them .
Some of the coverage of
GUEST POST: Some thoughts on issues BAME women, including immigrants, face i...
group of women in southeast England revealed a higher prevalence of anxiety and depression in south Asian women, 63.5% compared with 28.5% in white women (over 2.5 times higher).
This research identified personal and environmental factors
GUEST POST: Bridging the gender health gap | Engender blog | Engender
throughout life, and England is set to
introduce menstrual wellbeing to the curriculum of primary and secondary
schools, which will help to destigmatise menstrual health and enable people to
better understand their bodies. However,
GUEST POST: Feminist urbanism: Creating gender-equal cities in Scotland | En...
In this post, Beth looks at how women and men experience public space and urban environments and how we can create gender-equal cities in Scotland.
Indyref, women and the labour market (Indyref Thursday #1) | Engender blog |...
more stringent than those in England, which is at least partly attributable to the lobbying that equalities organisations did when the Scottish Government was formulating the regulations.Work by Close the Gap , though, suggests that the effect on
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