On 25th May 2018, Ireland will be given the opportunity to vote in a referendum as to whether the Irish government should repeal article 40.3.3, also known as the eighth […]
Tag: women’s rights
One Hundred Years Since Women (Kind Of) Got the Right To Vote
As I’m sure you’re aware, it is 2018. Something you may not be aware of, however, is that this year marks one hundred years since the beginning of female suffrage […]
Feminist crusade: Campaign for legal abortion intensifies in Latin America
Today is International Women’s Day, a day marking the achievements of women throughout the years. However, it is all too easy to forget the ongoing lack of equality around the world and […]
Women’s enfranchisement 100 years on: How much has really changed?
In February 1918, the government of the United Kingdom passed the Representation of the People Act. This initial step towards full voting rights for women, entitled women over 30 who […]
What legacy has the Olympics left for women’s sports?
Britain’s success at the Rio Olympics was an incredible feat by all of those involved, with both teams smashing their target totals. However, many cases of sexism came to light during […]