Party leaders’ response to questions from women’s groups on ending abuse published
The End Violence Against Women Coalition today (1 June) publishes responses from Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May.
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#GE2017 – Response to Conservatives proposals on domestic violence
Conservatives announce new legislation & ‘Domestic Violence Commissioner’ – cuts to support services also needs answers
#GE2017 – Party manifestos show ending violence against women & girls a major priority
Review of Conservative, Labour, Lib Dem, Greens and Women’s Equality Party manifesto pledges.
#GE2017 – Labour Manifesto: EVAW welcomes ‘abuse commissioner’ & scrapping ‘rape clause’
Labour and other manifestos published so far make wide range of commitments to tackle violence against women and girls
#GE2017 – Party leaders asked for commitment to end violence against women and girls
Women’s groups call for tax credits ‘rape clause’ axe, proper funding for support services, and pledge to maintain women’s rights beyond Brexit.
Women's 'manifesto' launched & toolkit for contacting local candidates
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