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Why Labour still needs the f-word

By Katharine Sacks-Jones

I have always been a big fan of the f-word. For me, being a feminist is a no-brainer. Who wouldn’t want equal political, social and economic rights for women? Right? Right?? But far too many women I know, women in their 20s and 30s…

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A woman’s place is not only in the House

By Grace Fletcher-Hackwood

In Manchester, with the Manchester Central by-election and Police and Crime Commissioner elections out of the way, we now have no elections expected until 2014. This doesn't mean we're taking it easy - I know members have been out on the…

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We do not live in a culture of equality

By Emma Burnell

Next month I am delighted that I will be speaking on the platform at the Labour Women’s Network Political Day. Labour Women’s Network are a superb organisation. They work tirelessly to promote and support women candidates at every level of…

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An inequality so commonplace that we often don’t even see it

By Rachael Saunders

There was a period when all Labour Party meetings seemed to start with slightly cringey ice breakers. You’d have to go round the room and everyone would give the name of their first album (Boomania, Doin' the Do for me) and the reason why…

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The European Parliament works for Women

By Mary Honeyball

Unlike the Tory-led coalition government in the UK, the European Parliament boasts a thriving women's rights agenda. This week's plenary session in Strasbourg saw two reports addressing equality between men and women. The first report…

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“Saving these services will save lives”

By Nina Champion

To celebrate International Women’s Day David Cameron is today hosting a reception at number ten to show his commitment to eliminate violence against women and girls. Ironically, it has recently been revealed that organisations working…

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A new deal with women

By Ivana Bartoletti

Labour Party Leader Ed Miliband hits the nail on the head when he says the greatest challenge facing Labour is how to create social justice and fairness in tough times. Conservative parties are in power almost everywhere in Europe, as if…

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