Menopause And The Law In The UK

For those who menstruate, menopause is an inevitability. To what extent it can, and should, be considered in workplace policies is currently up for debate in the UK.

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The Echoes Of Attica In The Dehumanisation Of US Prisoners

50 years ago, inmates at the Attica Correctional Facility presented a manifesto of their human rights. Little has changed in the prison system since this once-erased uprising.

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Women In Sports: Will It Ever Be Easy?

Over the years, female representation in sports has exponentially increased as has the media attention not on athletics, but aesthetics.

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Is There A Right For Anti-Abortion Groups To Demonstrate In Front Of Abortion Clinics?

A recent judgement in the Netherlands puts into question what rights anti-abortion protestors have to demonstrate outside an abortion clinic.

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Afghan Women: The Yardstick Of Taliban’s Faith

It is only by listening to Afghan women and amplifying their voices in solidarity that equality and justice can be reached.

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