The Women’s Equality Party has put diversity at the centre of its campaign for the Greater London Authority, fielding an impressive list of eleven candidates - including 64% Black and minority ethnic women and 27% LGBT candidates. 

The Women’s Equality Party launched its e-Quality campaign in 2017 to highlight how our current data and tech framework can harm women and minorities and undermine equal relationships, trust in institutions and democracy. Organisations like Glitch UK and Level Up have continued to campaign to end online abuse and put pressure on the government.

To coincide with the publication of the Scottish Parliament’s new sexual harassment policy, activists from the Women’s Equality Party have today placed ‘Holylewd’ stickers on public signs around the Parliament building, highlighting the institution’s ongoing problems with sexual harassment.

The Women’s Equality Party today criticised the launch of the government’s Stronger Towns Fund, as an inadequate response to years of damaging and unnecessary austerity policy.

Response to the government’s new Guidance on Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex Education, and Health Education.

The English Collective of Prostitutes has renewed its call for prostitution to be fully decriminalised, claiming it will make women safer.

The Amendment to the Children Act 1989 (Female Genital Mutilation) (HL) was scheduled for a second reading in Parliament today, having been blocked by Christopher Chope once already in November last year.

The Women’s Equality Party today criticised the failure of government and businesses to address the needs of working parents, as a report finds that parents - and mothers in particular - are penalised for working part time.

The Women’s Equality Party today criticised the decision by Warwick University to allow students suspended for a decade over rape threats to return after only one year.

Sophie Walker has today announced that she will be stepping down as Leader of the Women’s Equality Party, in order to make space for new voices. She is the party’s first leader and has been in the role for four years.