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The greedy and profiteering companies behind this new wave of sexism have been condem

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Women’s oppression and violence against women are features of our society. But can we get rid of them? Sadie Robinson looks at the roots of sexism and offers some answers

Minister for Environment Phil Hogan announced on May 30th the introduction of quotas in the electoral system.

Misogyny has a new musical manifesto.

When International Women's Day was first proposed by socialist Clara Zetkin 100 years ago the world looked very different.

The recent decision by the European Court of Human Rights in the case of ABC v Ireland is a significant victory for Irish women.

Sexist culture at Sky Sports

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