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Ending violence against women is possible – but it can’t be done on the cheap

Anne Quesney Chiara Capraro
10 December, 2016

A project-based funding approach presents major barriers to local women’s organisations

‘I’m not a victim, I’m a survivor’ – MP shares personal experience of rape in Commons debate

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
8 December, 2016

Michelle Thomson spoke during a debate on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women

Casey Review should focus on economic disadvantage – not geography

Kevin Gulliver
5 December, 2016

Integration studies rarely analyse how and why people migrate

As Shelter marked its 50th birthday a rough sleeper died of cold in Birmingham

Kevin Gulliver
2 December, 2016

Rough sleeping has increased by almost 90 per cent in six years

Britain’s ticketing system is structurally sexist – we need part-time season tickets now

Lianna Etkind
30 November, 2016

Transport policy should reflect the government’s support for flexible working

Solving the housing crisis won’t be easy – but filling empty homes is an easy first step

Kevin Gulliver
30 November, 2016

There are more than 600,000 empty homes in England

Calls for compulsory sex ed as government fails to address sexual violence in schools

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
29 November, 2016

MPs say government response to the problem does ‘not do enough’

Jo Cox’s murder was a moment of terrible clarity — we cannot ignore nationalist extremism

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
24 November, 2016

Forces we had hoped were extinct are now resurgent

Foxtons shares are plummeting – and Londoners are delighted

23 November, 2016

Renters’ anger hints at the scale of the housing crisis

Is modern work miserable and exploitative? Turns out workers don’t think so.

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
22 November, 2016

Britons don’t want a future without work, says Fabian Society report

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