Women's liberation - Counterfire

Women's liberation: we think it's time

The anti-austerity movement is an opportunity to force women's liberation onto the political agenda says Yasmin Dahnoun

Journalism from below: 100th anniversary of the Workers' Dreadnought

Katherine Connelly looks at the pioneering revolutionary newspaper created by working-class suffragettes

Women for Change: ideas for the movement

Jacqueline Mulhallen explains how activists in one area have linked radical politics and history to the local movement

Emily Wilding Davison: The one who threw herself under the horse

To mark the 100th anniversary of the death of Emily Wilding Davison, Kate Connelly interviews the people behind a new play about the suffragette hero

Women’s liberation: theory and practice

Fundamental change for women means challenging the priorities of a system based on profit, and that requires connecting women’s movements to the wider fight for change

Stealing the suffragettes: Margaret Thatcher’s funeral and false historical parallels

Katherine Connelly explains why attempts to claim Thatcher as the heir to the suffragettes are a gross distortion of history and an attack on our struggles today

'India's daughters' rise against rape

The gang rape of a young woman – who later died from her injuries – led to widespread protests across India. Lindsey German puts the assault in context

NUS vs Tony Benn: when to say no to ‘No Platform’

Feminist author and socialist Katherine Connelly on why liberation campaigners must oppose an NUS motion to bar Tony Benn from student platforms

That's not what a feminist looks like

Activists calling for Sharia countries to be banned from the Olympics are doing internationalist feminism a disservice, argues Elly Badcock

All I wanna say is that, they don’t really care about us.

Domestic violence affects one in four women during their lifetime. Police in the UK receive a domestic assistance call every sixty seconds. Two women are killed every week by their violent partners.

Women's Liberation is no laughing matter

The fight for women’s liberation from capitalism is no joke - Elly Badcock explains why.

Radical classics by women writers

On International Women's Day, Tansy Hoskins suggests some great radical books which have inspired movements for social change.

Women's liberation: we think it's time

The anti-austerity movement is an opportunity to force women's liberation onto the political agenda says Yasmin Dahnoun

Journalism from below: 100th anniversary of the Workers' Dreadnought

Katherine Connelly looks at the pioneering revolutionary newspaper created by working-class suffragettes

Women for Change: ideas for the movement

Jacqueline Mulhallen explains how activists in one area have linked radical politics and history to the local movement

Emily Wilding Davison: The one who threw herself under the horse

To mark the 100th anniversary of the death of Emily Wilding Davison, Kate Connelly interviews the people behind a new play about the suffragette hero

Women’s liberation: theory and practice

Fundamental change for women means challenging the priorities of a system based on profit, and that requires connecting women’s movements to the wider fight for change

Stealing the suffragettes: Margaret Thatcher’s funeral and false historical parallels

Katherine Connelly explains why attempts to claim Thatcher as the heir to the suffragettes are a gross distortion of history and an attack on our struggles today

'India's daughters' rise against rape

The gang rape of a young woman – who later died from her injuries – led to widespread protests across India. Lindsey German puts the assault in context

NUS vs Tony Benn: when to say no to ‘No Platform’

Feminist author and socialist Katherine Connelly on why liberation campaigners must oppose an NUS motion to bar Tony Benn from student platforms

That's not what a feminist looks like

Activists calling for Sharia countries to be banned from the Olympics are doing internationalist feminism a disservice, argues Elly Badcock

All I wanna say is that, they don’t really care about us.

Domestic violence affects one in four women during their lifetime. Police in the UK receive a domestic assistance call every sixty seconds. Two women are killed every week by their violent partners.

Women's Liberation is no laughing matter

The fight for women’s liberation from capitalism is no joke - Elly Badcock explains why.

Radical classics by women writers

On International Women's Day, Tansy Hoskins suggests some great radical books which have inspired movements for social change.

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The anti-austerity movement is an opportunity to force women's liberation onto the political agenda says Yasmin Dahnoun

Katherine Connelly looks at the pioneering revolutionary newspaper created by working-class suffragettes

Jacqueline Mulhallen explains how activists in one area have linked radical politics and history to the local movement

To mark the 100th anniversary of the death of Emily Wilding Davison, Kate Connelly interviews the people behind a new play about the suffragette hero

Fundamental change for women means challenging the priorities of a system based on profit, and that requires connecting women’s movements to the wider fight for change

Katherine Connelly explains why attempts to claim Thatcher as the heir to the suffragettes are a gross distortion of history and an attack on our struggles today

The gang rape of a young woman – who later died from her injuries – led to widespread protests across India. Lindsey German puts the assault in context

Feminist author and socialist Katherine Connelly on why liberation campaigners must oppose an NUS motion to bar Tony Benn from student platforms

Activists calling for Sharia countries to be banned from the Olympics are doing internationalist feminism a disservice, argues Elly Badcock

Domestic violence affects one in four women during their lifetime. Police in the UK receive a domestic assistance call every sixty seconds. Two women are killed every week by their violent partners.

The fight for women’s liberation from capitalism is no joke - Elly Badcock explains why.

On International Women's Day, Tansy Hoskins suggests some great radical books which have inspired movements for social change.

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation