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What does a Conservative government mean for women's rights. Photo: ActionAid
The Conservatives have some good policies in their manifesto, but these would be seriously undermined by merging DFID with another government department. Find out what the Conservative government could mean for women’s rights.
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Stand up for women's rights this general election. Photo: ActionAid
As voters prepare to go to the polls in the general election tomorrow, we are setting out where each party stands on global women’s rights.
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Sara Pantuliano (ODI), Elizabeth Babade (Brexit Party), Baroness Natalie Bennett (Green Party), Lord Ray Collins (Labour), Baroness Shas Sheehan (Liberal Democrat), Harini Iyengar (Women’s Equality Party), Girish Menon (ActionAid UK). Photo: ActionAid
On Monday 18 November, ActionAid UK and the ODI hosted a 2019 general election hustings event where we heard what the different political parties would do to promote women’s rights and sustainable development.
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Women in an emergency camp in Somaliland, where ActionAid is protecting rights. Photo: Karin Schermbrucker/ActionAid
We’ve launched a manifesto for the 2019 general election, calling on all political parties to set out how they will protect the rights of women and girls around the world, as part of a vision for a Global Britain.
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Christie from Nigeria joined the #MyBodyIsMine movement to speak out against sexual harassment. Photo: ActionAid
Discover Christie’s story of sexual harassment, how the experience has shaped her feminist values, and why she stands with all women to say #MyBodyIsMine.
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ActionAid campaign for women's rights during Donald Trump UK visit. Photo: ActionAid
Why Boris Johnson must start his tenure as Prime Minister with an unequivocal commitment to stand up for women's rights.
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