Great news today. The right decision.

"We hope that the conference will vote this time as traditional liberals and allow women to speak about updating our quotas. No political party is above the law. Ed Davey has made it clear that the Lib Dems believe in the rule of law." #LDConf telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/…

Our attempt to ensure women's representation in the Liberal Democrats shut down once again. #LDConf voted to cancel our motion #F4 which would have made our Constitution fair and lawful. The MPs left the room - to their shame. Craven? Brilliant and passionate speech by Zoe Hollowood 🔶 🇪🇺🇺🇦

Positive action measures, which are ways to help underrepresented groups participate in activities, are governed by the Equality Act. They cover things like quotas, all-women shortlists (inc. for awards), targeted training and mentoring. Aim is to help overcome a disadvantage./

Not all women are privileged to work in the paid sector however, our passion & determination to retain our sex based rights is strong. For those who haven’t heard tell of us, we are the Women’s Rights Network Northern Ireland & we mean business. share.google/Q1yaHdpn7uz7VS…

Parkrun celebrates its 21st birthday today! Our invitation to the party celebrations must have got lost in the post but we’re still here campaigning for parkrun to restore fairness for females (and comply with UK law). Here’s a look back at some of the campaigning we’ve done

Caster Semenya, the South African runner who famously told the BBC that his internal testicles don’t make him less of a woman, has dropped his legal action against World Athletics over its new rules requiring female athletes to verify their sex. Despite the revelation in 2009,

For old times sake … the Save Women’s Sport T-shirt is getting an airing at today’s Cardiff Half 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 No need really because we’ve sorted sports haven’t we…. 😎 … maybe not.

Our friends the Taliban did turn up to a teachers’ day event. They kindly handed out their list of human/women’s rights violations (rules to follow). What they were talking about in their events for teachers to celebrate? To have beard and put on hat. Int'l Criminal Court

Christine did nothing to facilitate debate when women were fighting to defend their rights and needed a voice. Now trans people want to campaign to change the law she is interested in debate. The debate has been had, no thanks to politicians like Christine, and the law is

Our WRN stall is up and running at #FiLiA2025 and we’d love to see as many of you as possible today. Come and say hello to our volunteers!

I remember this, and it's good to see it again. The critical commentary from Women's Rights Network - WRN is an excellent piece of work.

Book now! Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to hear Jo Bartosch and Rob Jessel talk about their new book Pornocracy in Taunton on Weds, November 12th. It was the fastest-selling book at the Battle of Ideas!

Really good blog here by Claire #IStandWithGlinner open.substack.com/pub/thisisclai…

And the whining continues… this time it’s Cycling Weekly giving the charity Cycling UK a hard time for ‘limiting’ its 100 Women in Cycling Awards to actual women. We have news for the editorial team. When Cycling UK says only biological women are eligible for their list

In no surprise to any woman reading this, the BBC BBC News (UK) are NOT impartial on the subject of women’s rights and the erasure of our sex. They picked a side and promoted it. ❌ Confusing/misleading the public by reporting male offenders as ‘women’. ❌ Failing to report and

Women: watch out for your facecrimes! Our own Cathy Cathy Larkman 💚🤍 💜🦢🏃‍♀️ talking to Bev Turner of GB News Late Show about the debacle at the BBC and the complaints upheld against Martine Croxall. (Link to full interview are in last post in thread). 1/4

We could have found hundreds of examples of BBC bias in reporting women’s sport (we haven't even touched on the reporting of the male boxers at Paris 2024, for example). We know there is a handful of journalists who are impartial and want to deliver accurate, fair, coverage but

Dear John, I don’t know whether you have ever heard of SexMatters, FairPlayforWomen, TransgenderTrend, ForWomenScotland, LGB Alliance, the Gay Men’s Network, the Women’s Rights Network and countless other groups - mostly women, so they might have escaped your attention - that

Alastair Campbell has written that it's "not true" to say the BBC is "pro trans". Here's a TOP 40 of just some eye-catching stories and developments from just the last 12 months, involving the BBC. Could the BBC have some sort of pro trans agenda?