Caroline Criado-Perez is a freelance journalist and feminist campaigner. She is also the co-founder of The Women's Room and tweets as @CCriadoPerez.
Law-breaking in the campaign for women’s votes was not a bug. It was a feature.
Write to your MP today to ask them to support an amendment calling for better information on how the government’s financial decisions affect women, says Caroline Criado-Perez.
The importance of emotions over “facts” is something that the Leave campaign seemed instinctively to understand.
The EU forced the UK to be more progressive on maternity leave, sex discrimination and equal pay.
If you’re a woman, your best chance at becoming a statue is to be a mythical or allegorical figure, a famous virgin, royal or nude.
It's been over 45 years since the Equal Pay Act, and the reasons women still earn less than men are complex. To change them, we may need to take more radical action than this proposal offers.
“When you’ve tried everything you can, what else can you do but demand freedom?”
The UN’s targets on gender equality are not just a matter for “developing” countries.
Report after report detail the horrors and abuses at the detention centre, yet nothing changes.
There is an important and necessary book waiting to be written on this subject – but this isn't it.
