In June this year the Government approved sharia-compliant student loans, meaning that Muslim students will no longer be required to pay interest on government loans provided to cover their tuition fees and living costs. According to the Department for Education, what this means in practice is that, following graduation, instead of repaying the money they have […]| Voice for Justice
It’s been an odd summer. Over August there have been increasing reports of people in towns, cities and villages across the UK flying Union Jack and St George flags from lamp posts and across streets – which, as often as not, have then been removed by local councils, who, while seemingly perfectly happy to have LGBTQ+ and pro-Palestinian flags flown, will not allow any demonstration of support for nationalism. Similarly, flags of St George painted on roads and roundabouts have also b...| Voice for Justice
Schools are out, and VfJUK will be taking its customary break over August. Our office will be closed from 1st August till 1st September.| Voice for Justice
For centuries, to be ‘British’ has been seen as a hallmark for tolerance, respect for all, good manners, fairness, stoicism, and unwavering courage in face of adversity. In many ways, our national character has been a reflection of our Christian faith, which first came to our shores around two thousand years ago – shortly after Christ’s […]| Voice for Justice
“Periods don’t stop for a pandemic […],” says the chief executive of Plan International UK. “[…] the coronavirus crisis is making it harder The post How period poverty harms equal opportunities and mental health first appeared on Young Feminist Europe.| Young Feminist Europe
We have decided to award most voted cartoons. This year will be awarded 5 to 10 votes winners. Results of Equal Rights and Gender Equality International Cartoon Contest 2019 - 2020 First Prize: Hilal Özcan, Turkey| Toons Mag
