Backing Reem Alsalem: Championing the Fight Against Sex-Based Violence
The LGB Alliance Australia supports the Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, Ms Reem Alsalem.
Open letter from LGB Alliance Aotearoa New Zealand
We, LGB Alliance Aotearoa New Zealand (herein ‘Alliance’), are horrified at the political violence, abuse, and intimidation inflicted on women, girls, and seniors at a public women’s & children’s rights rally, Let Women Speak (LWS) Auckland, on Saturday 25th March 2023 at the band rotunda, Albert Park.
Let Women Speak!
We are absolutely shocked and unequivocally condemn the recent attendance of neo Nazis attempting to hijack a women’s event in Melbourne, which was attended by numerous members of the lesbian community.
United Nations describes self-ID as “best practice”
A press release from the United Nations has praised new, pro-women legislation in Spain and, simultaneously, referred to self-identification as “best practice."
What have women in prison done to deserve this?!
Just how our leaders and their lobbyists have decided that it’s now OK to put some men in women’s prisons is difficult to fathom.
There has been no discussion in societies around the world about modifying the conditions under which women are held in prisons. Numbers have increased steadily for decades in most places because of non-sexist attitudes to sentencing and stricter parole requirements. The crimes women are being incarcerated for has also changed. But the principle of keeping women and men separate in prisons, for the purpose of women’s safety, and sometimes for the safety of their children, has been secure.
But now there’s this case in California, and we should talk about it. It’s special because it’s so horrible. It’s a warning sign that cries out to tell us something. I think we’d better listen.
Public Statement from LGB Alliance Australia regarding Katherine Deves, Liberal Candidate for Waringah
There has been a lot of recent public discussion about comments made by Liberal party candidate for Warringah, Katherine Deves, including scrutiny around her work on women’s sex-based rights.