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Celebrating International Women’s Day by showcasing women and leadership. Read more
GMCA to work in partnership with Mama Health & Poverty Partnership and Women's Resource Centre to tackle gender and racial discrimination; with a commitment to intersectional experiences of Black, African and asylum seeking women. Read more
Women’s Resource Centre are delighted to launch a 6-week Fundraising Coaching Programme for women’s charities and organisations in the UK. Read more
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Welfare and legal reform are not the only factors in this erosion of women’s rights; a misogynistic hegemony is informing political theory and policy. Read more
"If our rights are taken away from us, and we can’t fight on a level playing field to get them restored, then those legal and Convention rights are meaningless. It is vital that individuals and organisation know that they can use this to put pressure on the State for access to equality." Read more
Article 14 requires the UK Government to address the particular issues faced by rural women, taking all appropriate measures to ensure the application of CEDAW Read more
"We can show how women’s Social and Economic rights aren’t being protected or fulfilled under CEDAW, through systems such as Universal Credit, employment contracts and housing provisions" Read more
Access to maternity care is a human right – CEDAW and NHS Charging of Pregnant Migrant Women Read more
"GRT women and girls still experience discrimination in all areas of their lives, especially in their access to education, and subsequently their participation in the work force." Read more
Article 9 underpins the fundamental right of each woman to determine their own nationality and that of their children. The current hostile environment towards immigration is disproportionally impacting already vulnerable asylum-seeking and migrant women and preventing them from accessing this right in a tangible way, due to lack of suitable gender-sensitive measures being implemented, and a fear of the system. Read more