After a motivating WOW Think-In at the Southbank centre last week, excitement over the Women On the Move Awards is mounting! With…
2015 Women on the Move Awards were held on the 4th March at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank Centre during the week…
photo by Jason Wen for Women on the Move Awards [h4]Nominations are once again open for the Women on the Move Awards –…
Last week we were at the Global Summit representing the voices of women who managed to seek protection and yet whose stories…
photos by Jason Wen The Forum is proud to have set up and organised, for a third year in a row, awards to…
The Women on the Move Awards (formerly the Migrant and Refugee Woman of the Year Award) celebrates and supports the contribution that…
Five extraordinary women were honoured tonight on International Women’s Day, at The 2013 Migrant and Refugee Woman of the Year Awards Ceremony…
Cynthia Masiyiwa came to the UK aged 15 from Zimbabwe to escape political violence. She settled in South London with her sister…
Constance Nzeneu fled to the UK in 2005 from the threat of a forced marriage in Cameroon where she had trained as…
Remzije Sherifi trained as an electrical engineer, but radio was her passion and she was one of the first female radio journalists…
"There is a leadership that says we will all pull together, because we always do; but just once I’d like to see that aligned to leadership that also says we understand this is a time of great tension, we know that there are opportunities for those of malign intent to exacerbate those tensions – for political gain, for notoriety, or financial enrichment – and we need them to be aware that the wider society we represent will not tolerate it."
The rule of law applies to everyone. Even Manchester hate peddlers like Katie Hopkins | Hugh Muir
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Politicians have responded to the atrocity with the usual words. But if we really want unity, our laws of incitement should be applied thoroughly
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