Moya Crockett
Moya is a freelance journalist and writer from London, and a former editor at Stylist.
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Women
We must prevent male violence against women – not just punish it
As Wayne Couzens is sentenced to life in prison for murdering Sarah Everard, we must keep talking about what justice really means.
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Politics
Our campaign challenging male violence against women just scored its first big win
The government just agreed to the central demand of Stylist’s #AFearlessFuture initiative – but there’s more work to be done.
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Politics
If the government wants to stop rape, it must invest in challenging rape myths
“This is a systemic problem that’s rooted in victim-blaming, rape myths and stereotypes.”
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“We are deeply ashamed”: the government admits to failing rape survivors
In a landmark report, the government has apologised for letting down rape victims in England and Wales.
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The 8th is a rousing, painful look back at Ireland’s abortion referendum
Three years on from Ireland’s historic abortion vote, this unmissable documentary tracks the forces that shaped a seismic moment for women’s rights.
Women
Why Stylist is campaigning to change the attitudes behind male violence against women and girls
A Fearless Future is our new initiative calling for a public awareness campaign that gets to the root of the problem.
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Women
Want to email your local MP about male violence against women? Here’s how
An easy guide to supporting A Fearless Future, Stylist’s new initiative challenging the attitudes behind male violence against women.
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TV
Three Families is a reminder that the fight for abortion rights in Northern Ireland isn’t over
Based on real women's stories, this powerful BBC One drama explores the effects of Northern Ireland's abortion ban.
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Politics
How will London’s mayoral candidates tackle violence against women?
From putting more police on the streets to making London a sanctuary city for migrant women, the leading candidates tell Stylist about their policies.
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News
Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry’s mother challenges lack of “outcry” over murdered women of colour
Mina Smallman says her daughters' deaths did not receive the same attention as Sarah Everard's.
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Long Reads
“We have the right to be free from fear”: what will actually keep women safe in public spaces?
From education to criminal justice reform, experts share their ideas for making women safer on the streets.
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This is the most important issue facing UK women right now
Data shared exclusively with Stylist reveals what UK women see as the biggest barriers to equality.
Politics
“Our voices aren’t being heard”: why we need a pandemic recovery that works for all women
There is a pandemic exit strategy – but critics say it doesn’t contain enough detail about how women will be supported.
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Women
How you can help improve abortion access in England after the pandemic
Reproductive healthcare could look very different post-pandemic. Here’s what you need to know.
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Politics
Why we need a better picture of how the pandemic has affected the gender pay gap
Equality campaigners are sounding the alarm.
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Women
“What happened when my ex threatened to share my nudes with my colleagues”
Revenge porn is illegal – but threatening to share intimate images or videos is not. Stylist hears from one woman who knows first-hand why the law must change.
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Women
Powerful photos from 4 years of Women’s March London
On the fourth anniversary of the first Women’s March London, Stylist explores the archive of Elainea Emmott, the event’s official photographer.
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Women
The Women’s Marches aren’t happening in 2021 – here’s what to expect instead
The Global Count is a digital initiative designed to amplify the voices of women around the world.
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Does Wonder Woman 1984 live up to the record-breaking first film?
Expectations were high.
TV
What Alex Wheatle can teach us about confronting the UK’s racist history
Steve McQueen’s latest Small Axe film is a powerful lesson on why we must come to terms with the past in order to move forward.
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