Dear JOhn,
When our rights are under attack, what do we do? STAND UP, FIGHT BACK.
We are proud to be partnering with Women’s March Global on 18th Jan 2020 for the March For Our Human Rights - the first women's rights march of the new decade.
This year’s March for Our Human Rights, focuses on bodily autonomy, which is the right to have control over one’s own body without coercion or external pressures. This includes abortion rights, sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR), sexual consent, period equality, family planning, access to healthcare services and information, and more.
We cannot ignore the global rollback on sexual and reproductive health and rights
Our staff will be joining events in New York <[link removed]>and London <[link removed]>. There are events all around the world from Nigeria and the U.S. to Canada and Australia, Find your closest events in the U.S <[link removed]>. or around the world <[link removed]> on the Women’s March websites.
If you can’t find an event near you, check out Women’s March Global’s handy flow chart for starting your own event. <[link removed]>
Get ready to march
Don’t have time to make a hand drawn sign? Don’t worry, we’ve pulled together some signs for you to print at home <[link removed]'s_March.pdf?1578569404>. With quotes from Margaret Atwood and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, as well as our favourite Misogyny Bores Me, you’ll be able to march with pride.
Download your protest signs <[link removed]'s_March.pdf?1578569404>
Every single action, every single voice counts. Join us.
In solidarity
Emma Thompson
Director of Communications, Equality Now
PS: Make sure you are wearing your feminism on your sleeve. Shop our range of feminist tees that support our work protecting and promoting women’s rights around the world. <[link removed]>
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