Boris Johnson’s silence on women’s rights speaks volumes about his commitment to equality
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- Christobel Hastings
“Together we have secured a change that a few years ago seemed inconceivable: a solution to period poverty”
The world’s ‘most dangerous country for women’ is ending taxes on sanitary products – but in the supposedly enlightened UK, we’re still being forced to pay up.
Scottish Labour's Danielle Rowley got real about period poverty in a revolutionary way
Revelations about where your tampon tax money is going, #MeToo chaos in the Nobel Literature Prize, and more
Don't get too excited - it's not still not been abolished
When you can expect to see the back of this ridiculous tax
Supporting these initiatives means less women will face hygiene poverty in the UK
Hundreds of activists took to the streets to campaign for free period products
These politicians are as annoyed as the rest of us
Your tampon tax is going to fund an anti-abortion charity
Following on from Tesco’s recent announcement
From now on, tampons, pads and other sanitary products will be 5% cheaper.
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