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Violence Against Women Is ‘Endemic’, Warns Shocking Fawcett Society Report

Charity warns laws are failing to tackle a 'deeply misogynistic culture'.
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It Will Be Another 100 Years Before The Gender Pay Gap Is Closed, Experts Say

Progress has stalled in the last three years.
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LabourToo Probe Into Sexual Harassment To Report Its Findings To Party Next Month

Members, councillors and staff have been sharing their experiences anonymously.
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Parliament Square To Get Its First Ever Female Statue In Historic Move

'It is one of the most significant statues of our time.'
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Caroline Lucas: Let MPs Job-Share And Work Part-Time

Greens co-leader wants the Commons to be more accessible.
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Women's Rights Groups Send Open Letter To PM Over Fears For DUP Coalition

'Do not turn your back on the women of Northern Ireland.'
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Tory Plan To Fight Gender And Race Pay Gap Isn't Enough, Campaigners Say

PM calls pay gap 'an injustice'.
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Parliament Square Is Finally Getting A Statue Of A Woman

It will be put up to mark 100 years since women were granted the right to vote.
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How Women In Post-Brexit Britain Could Lose Out Even More

Women's rights could be 'at the bottom of the list of priorities'.
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Pay Gap 'Will Take 62 Years To Erase' After Government Dismisses Action Plan

MPs call decision 'deeply disappointing'.
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