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We need to achieve gender equality – we need equality in education, we need equality in salaries, we need more women in leadership positions. With that comes the inaugural G20 Conference on Women Empowerment, marking an important milestone for the advancement of women’s rights.
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Is plastic surgery feminist? We are too entrenched in the patriarchy for our choices to exist in a vacuum.
The Labour Party has, for longer than often realised, been falling into a deepening disconnect. The Party must shift the focus from the politician to the people, best done through a programme of organic reformism.
“Hungary is a tolerant, patient country with regard to homosexuality. But there is a red line that must not be crossed: Leave our children alone!” – Victor Orban
We need to achieve gender equality – we need equality in education, we need equality in salaries, we need more women in leadership positions. With that comes the inaugural G20 Conference on Women Empowerment, marking an important milestone for the advancement of women’s rights.
The Labour Party has, for longer than often realised, been falling into a deepening disconnect. The Party must shift the focus from the politician to the people, best done through a programme of organic reformism.
“Hungary is a tolerant, patient country with regard to homosexuality. But there is a red line that must not be crossed: Leave our children alone!” – Victor Orban
Is plastic surgery feminist? We are too entrenched in the patriarchy for our choices to exist in a vacuum.
Lebanon’s future depends on demolishing the country’s foundations and rebuilding them to solve the country’s growing sectarian and ideological crisis. As the people continue to stand tall for Lebanon, they come to ask how this has happened, and what needs to be done next?
“February 2021 marked the 10-year anniversary of the Arab Spring, a series of mass protests and demonstrations all over the Middle East with the sole aim to eradicate its autocratic governments and liberalise the region. What, if anything, has changed? And crucially, what are their hopes for the future?”
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Our concept of Pride has been all too limited to the white gay men shown in Hollywood movies and Netflix specials, causing us to look at the world from capitalistic rainbow-glasses.
One of the big problems with the issue of racism against Asian-Americans is that many people are not educated about the way power works.
“Vision 2030 has drawn a very ambitious picture of the future of Saudi Arabia. As of now, it looks like they are heading towards being the Middle East’s new socio-economic powerhouse; whether the country will continue along this path remains in the hands of its future leaders”