Violence against women and sex discrimination still exist. Women need reserved places, separate spaces and distinct services.
Our manifesto
Woman’s Place UK is a group of women from a range of backgrounds who are united by our belief that women’s hard-won rights must be defended.
Women face entrenched and endemic structural inequality. This is reflected, for example, in the high levels of sexual harassment and violence against women and girls, the 'gender' pay gap, and discrimination at work.
This is why sex is a protected characteristic in the Equality Act 2010. We believe it must be defended.
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UNISON conference votes to silence women’s voices
UNISON, the trade union with a large membership in health, local government and education,...
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Woman’s Place and Kellie-Jay Keen (aka Posie Parker)
In Spring 2018 we decided to organise a meeting in Cornwall. As is the...
Quick links
- Evidence of calls to remove single sex exemptions from Equality Act
- Do I have to share my pronouns at work?
- Gender neutral toilets don’t work for women
- Keira Bell: "There was nothing wrong with my body"
- "The process is the punishment": the policing of feminist thought in the workplace
- Looking back: the Women’s Liberation Movement
- Democratic norms trump single issues: a reflection on the US election
- Reflections on WPUK: Making women’s voices count
- Turbulent Times: Ruth Serwotka
- WPUK Mythbusters – A response to the IRR and others
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