Carcinogens in your cosmetics? Welcome to Brexit Britain
How would you feel about putting a lovely dollop of formaldehyde on your nails? No? Well, perhaps I could interest you in a sprinkling of asbestos for your skin? Hmm, … Continue reading
A Singapore-style economy would be bad for public services – and worse for women
Another day, another substanceless soundbite from a government rapidly running out of ideas. Yesterday it was Singapore’s turn to have its day in the sun. Jeremy Hunt flew to the … Continue reading
What’s best for women is best for Britain
In the past year, an estimated 1.3 million women have been victims of domestic abuse. The police receive a domestic violence related call every 30 seconds. Every week, an average … Continue reading
We need to change our tune.. and fast
On Newsnight last Friday I watched political journalist Jenni Russell telling Alastair Campbell, editor-at-large of this newspaper, to shut up. During a heated debate, Russell was trying to make the point that … Continue reading
Battle for equal pay will be harder outside EU
If you’re a woman, by the time you read this you’ll already have been working for free for a week. You won’t be paid again until January. That is the … Continue reading
Women Are Still Being Shut Out By This Blokes’ Brexit
Our voices have been absent from the Brexit debate – so it’s no surprise this deal has nothing in it for women Brexit has always been a big deal for … Continue reading
Axing NDAs isn’t the answer…there’s another way to deal with abusers
When I first heard about the Philip Green story, I was definitely part of the “ban NDAs (non-disclosure agreements)” crowd. It’s a tawdry story, one that is becoming tiresomely familiar … Continue reading
Eve Was Shamed: How British Justice Is Failing Women by Helena Kennedy review – a fiercely critical eye
I read Helena Kennedy QC’s new book, Eve Was Shamed: How British Justice Is Failing Women, while Dr Christine Blasey Ford was giving evidence before the US Senate judiciary committee. Shortly afterwards, the president of … Continue reading
Why I didn’t report the attack against me
Afterwards, in the car, I laughed and pretended I couldn’t remember his name. It was an attempt – a pathetic one – to take back some form of control. Everything’s … Continue reading
Clip of me speaking to the Evening Standard about why I do what I do
Meet @CCriadoPerez She’s here to remind you that women DO exist #Progress1000 pic.twitter.com/Hpjkd2K1SE — Evening Standard (@standardnews) October 10, 2018 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Caroline Criado-Perez 