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Hard for women to retain the protection of single-sex services, but not so hard when it comes to mercy-killings. Please share @WomensRightsNet @ThePosieParker @SexMattersOrg @Docstockk @HJoyceGender @VictoriaPeckham @bindelj @polblonde
When Canada legalised assisted death, feminist organisations stayed silent. Not here.
Our research showed mercy killings were in fact violent domestic homicides of women by men: not the siren call for assisted deaths.
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So glad this conversation is happening with @RosieKayK2CO - the arts and @ace_national are so far behind.
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Plus her Japanese translator would have to be murdered, her Italian translator stabbed and her Norwegian publisher shot.
Our film, made by @Vaishax of @limesodafilms, now has 200,000 views.
It’s a long way to come from a thread on Mumsnet 9 years ago!
Behind The Looking Glass - FIRST EVER Documentary about the Wives & Chil... youtu.be/Frffv2sB8zE?is=YL_x… via @YouTube
Beautifully made.
This Friday, 6pm UK. It goes from members to public via this link: youtu.be/BPvE0gEJPfk
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Vaishnavi Sundar's film.
How reassuring if @RoyalCollegeOf3 members wore this badge at work, displaying a belief in biology.
Beautiful ceramics.
Harlinah Teoh, creates botanical ceramic art inspired by walking in the Australian landscape #WomensArt
Women mark the day.
I will never forget hearing from some of the first responders who came to speak in Parliament. Chilling reports of the unbelievable evil carried out, especially to women's bodies, and the compassionate care taken by those tasked with identifying victims.
MPs always have mutiple conflicting committments, but my friend @KemiBadenoch and I stayed for the whole event. Incredibly difficult but necessary. #7October.
Remembering.
Today is the seventh of October. A day when innocent men, women and children were murdered. Families were destroyed. Young people were slaughtered. People were dragged from their homes and taken. As an Englishman, I believe in freedom of speech, the right to protest and the right to disagree. But freedom also demands conscience. There are 365 days in the year. Why choose this one? Why march on the anniversary of a massacre, while Jewish families remember their dead? We should not be frightened to say: this is wrong. We will oppose the glorification of terrorism and we will never accept the argument that the murder of Jewish men, women or children somehow matters less because of politics. It is decency against hatred. October the seventh should be a day to remember the dead and never a day to celebrate their killers.
Powerful film from Vaishnavi Sundar
This Friday, 6pm UK. It goes from members to public via this link: youtu.be/BPvE0gEJPfk
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On the lethal drugs used to kill patients and prisoners.
I wrote about the uncertainties surrounding assisted dying (and lethal injection) drugs that still exist to this day. Some research desperately needed that will test ethics committees to the limit.
archive.is/SSk7k
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spectator.com/article/the-un…
