Protest Mr Trump's visit to the UK
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Around the world we are witnessing a sustained attack on women’s rights, with policies like those of Donald Trump rolling back decades of progress.
As Mr Trump visited the UK on 13 July, ActionAid joined the Women’s March on London to show that, together, we are stronger than his divisive, sexist policies.
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As it happened
Thank you to every single person who joined us in the streets yesterday. #WomensMarch pic.twitter.com/a0vebWEDVl
— Women's March (@womensmarch) January 22, 2017
Everything you need to know about the #BringtheNoise march
When is it?
11am on the 13 July - we'll meet at 11 beforehand to start marching at 12:30.
Where is it?
The march starts at Portland Place in London, and ends with a rally in Parliament Square - you can see the meeting point on the map below.
Why are ActionAid campaigning about this?
Mr Trump’s administration has introduced policies which affect women all over the planet, such as the global gag rule, which drastically restricts women’s access to healthcare in poorer countries. Since taking office, his administration has undermined human rights worldwide, and damaging policies like the so-called “zero-tolerance" immigration policy affect women fleeing domestic violence in many countries.
With Mr Trump due to visit the UK, we believe that our government should be taking a stand against these policies, and we are calling on all governments to abide by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Have you been affected by violence?
If you or a woman you know is facing violence, you can get help by calling the National Domestic Violence Helpline on 0808 2000 247 – it’s free and open 24 hours. You can also visit their website below:
Top image: ActionAid UK at the Women’s March London 2017, in solidarity with colleagues in Washington DC and around the world. Alice Whitby/ActionAid
Page updated 15 January 2021
