TODAY 1PM HIGHBURY MAGISTRATES COURT

Stand in solidarity with Selma Taha CEO of Southall Black Sisters & her friends (DM to travel together)
#IStandWithSelmaTaha #KingsX3 #DropTheRacistCharges #SelfDefenceIsNoOffence
Million Women Rise nia Feminist Dissent

We’re recruiting! Feminists, do check out our website. We’re recruiting for an Anti-Racism Development Officer. A brand new, part time post, to support us in our next stage of work to become an Anti-Racist organisation. niaendingviolence.org.uk/jobs/anti-raci…

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We will be at Highbury Magistrates court at 9am this morning in solidarity with Selma and her friends.

Thank you to the incredible Victoria Smith aka @Glosswitch for fundraising to support our work with women and girls - AGAIN!

Please support her and us if you can.

nia stands in solidarity with Selma Taha.

Black women must be able to rely on the law to protect their safety or hold their aggressors accountable, without fear of the weight of the legal system being used against them.
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#IStandWithSelmaTaha

Diane Abbott has already been subject to an overwhelming amount of abuse, with her being the most abused female MP in the 2017 General Election.

Black women and girls deserve to feel protected and safe in the spaces they occupy, and it is no different for elected officials. 3/5

Frank Hester's comments on Diane Abbott MP and Black women further legitimise already prevalent violence against Black women and girls, especially those in high-profile roles. 1/5

Wow! Best of luck to you and THANK YOU.

We are looking forward to taking to the streets tomorrow. See you there women! #WeRise #InternationalWomensDay

In recent years, a woman has been killed by a man every 3 days in the UK on average, and yet most of their stories have gone unheard. The The Guardian Killed Women Count project wants to help change that. Huge thanks to CountingDeadWomen for their vital work > theguardian.com/uk-news/ng-int…

This #IWD2024 If you are in a position to support our women-led organisation providing specialist services for women & girls who are victim-survivors of sexual and domestic violence/abuse, including prostitution, you can donate here:

justgiving.com/niaproject

Amazing! Thank you so much for your support.

We stand with Southall Black Sisters and others in opposing these changes. Short term support with limited to no routes for victims to apply for settlement will not encourage them to come forward. Both DDVC and DVILR need to be extended to all victims regardless of immigration status.

We understand how difficult it is to take the first step, but when a woman feels ready, we are here to help. Rape is never a woman’s fault. The women who work and volunteer at East London Rape Crisis will offer confidential and independent support.
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We were delighted to meet with the Reem Alsalem UNSR Violence Against Women and Girls yesterday to discuss the need for women only services, and for services to be commissioned in response to women’s needs. In great company.