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LABOUR WOMEN'S DECLARATION

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Don't suppress debate. Don't intimidate women from fighting to keep their rights

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Women's voices must be heard women's rights must not be undermined.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Important women's voice not be stifled and hard won women's rights not be undermined.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Important debate being stifled and women's safety being undermined & worse, put at risk by current trends.

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Daphne Luce
6 years ago

object strongly to trans women’s definition of women overriding my right to self definition separate from them.

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Miriam Yagud
6 years ago

If women's sex based rights are removed from the equality act then legal recognition of discrimination against women and persecution of women simply for being female humans will no longer have a legal basis and opens the way for campaigns for a range of women's rights to be deemed illegal. This is already the case as seen in a number of civil and police cases against women and organisations who apply the legal exemptions in the equality act where women's services are ONLY for women. We must oppose it.

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Caroline Reeves
6 years ago

Freedom of speech without intimidation!

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Celia Mindelsohn
6 years ago

Labour voter in Central Ealing & Acton Leadership candidates please take note

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Miranda Hodgson
6 years ago

Witney CLP

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BARBARA AC HANSEN
6 years ago

SE Cambs - our candidate was young James Bull.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Why weren't women included in the constitution, declaration of independence? If women sat around and wrote up a female version of the constitution, what would men do?

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Niamh O'Farrell
6 years ago

Today I spoiled my ballot, because of the erosion of sex-based rights and because of what's happening to children and young people due to trans ideology. Try again next time Labour.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Thanks for supporting women. We will not be railroaded into trans ideologies that put women at risk.

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Sarah Cummings
6 years ago

You wouldn't get away with removing the basic human rights from any other group. You can't both erase our existing rights and demand our vote.

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K Anderson
6 years ago

Sex based violence and oppression is something women still face today, and should have the right to sex segregated spaces. This is even more important for vulnerable women, in shelters, fleeing domestic abuse, in prisons. Furthermore girls and women deserve to be safe in changing rooms in stores, pools and gyms alike - spike in attacks in mixed sex facilities shows how important this is

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Anonymous
6 years ago

The commitment to implementing self-id is a vote loser for me. Women are adult human females. No man can ever become a woman. Self-id is an A* opportunity for predatory men to intimidate and potentially assault/abuse natal women and girls. The regulatory capture has to end.

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Sue Hughes
6 years ago

I am signing this petition as a woman who is worried about the diminishment of my female sex as the tide of inequality against women continues to grow.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

The reason why I don't want my name to show in the list reflects the fear women have of speaking up on this issue. To stay my party, please protect my rights.

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Deborah Gibbens
6 years ago

I resigned my membership because I felt that the Labour party no longer supported the rights of women to have protected spaces such as refuges ,single sex sports and access to women only services. I felt that labour was buying into the 'self ID' notion and that people like Owen Jones were encouraging and endorsing a pile on against women who expressed concerns like I have been feeling. You even gave a man self-identifying as a womnan the role of women's rep fffs! As a result I no longer felt safe or welcome in the Labour party. Sort this mess out and I will be back ..

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Julie orchard
6 years ago

Finally