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Be Part of One Billion Rising, Be Part of Saying Enough Is Enough

Stella Creasy | Posted 05.04.2013 | UK Politics
Read More: Misogyny, Politics, Equality, Women's Issues, Forced Marriage, Female Genital Mutilation, UK Labour Party, One Billion Rising Campaign, Stella Creasy, Feminism, Domestic Violence, Street Harassment, One Billion Rising, UK Politics News
Stella Creasy

One Billion Rising is an international coalition brought together by the vision of Eve Ensler, the creator of the Vagina Monologues and founder of V-Day. It is a global activist movement calling for ending violence against women and girls to be a priority for all Governments.

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Why I Won't Cheer Up

Judi Sutherland | Posted 03.02.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Read More: Everyday Sexism, Sexism, Relationships, Women's Issues, Feminism, Street Harassment, UK Lifestyle, UK Lifestyle News
Judi Sutherland

We women already do so much. We take care how we dress, we choose jewellery, spend money on make-up, have expensive haircuts, all to look more pleasing to others in a way a man would never countenance.

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Sexual Harassment? There's An App For That

The Huffington Post UK | Brogan Driscoll | Posted 19.09.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Read More: Women, Women's Issues, Not You Baby, Street Harassment, Sexual Harassment, UK Lifestyle, UK Lifestyle News

Sexual harassment? There's an app for that. Developed by the Toronto-based Metropolitan Action Committee on Violence Against Women and Children (ME...

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Street Harassment Shouldn't be Part of the Female Experience

Shreen Ayob | Posted 21.05.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Read More: Rape, Sexual Assault, Feminism, Street-Harassment, International Anti-Street Harassment Week, Stop Street Harassment, Women's Issues, UK Lifestyle, Sexual Harassment, UK Lifestyle News
Shreen Ayob

These sorts of incidents are background noise for many women and girls. Living in London, constant aggressive attention from men was an almost daily occurence. The sounds of the city: police sirens, pigeons cooing, garbled chatter, and a man shouting "how much for a sh*g?" from a passing car.

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