2024 UK Elections: Challenges and Opportunities
Unlike the conditions of the last Labour landslide in 1997, the UK is poorer, more divided, and desperately in need of rebuilding in terms of its economy, public services and especially its democratic institutions, which have been so deeply tarnished by the last Tory government. Labour has a mandate for change, but how much of this will it institute?
In Peril: Religious Authorities Are Closing in on Minority Women’s Rights
For many years, some of us have campaigned against the growth of Sharia councils and the creation of the Muslim Arbitration Tribunal because we recognise that all such religious systems of dispute resolution, by their very nature, are tied to a rising politics of religious fundamentalism that targets the rights and freedoms of women.
Revolution is Inevitable
Maryam Namazie finds hope that “revolution is inevitable”
Prisoner of Conscience Teesta Setalvad
Feminist Dissent stands in solidarity with Teesta Setalvad who has been jailed for her defence of human rights
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