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‘It’s moved from comedy to tragedy’

The Labour party still has a long road to walk on women’s equality, Ayesha Hazarika tells Richard Angell

Posted in Progress magazine, Progress Online, Uncategorized and tagged abuse, Ayesha Hazarika, campaigning, Ed Miliband, equalies, equality, EU referendum, Harriet Harman, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Women's Network, pink bus, women on 30 August 2016 by richardangell. Leave a comment

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