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Instead of enabling the terrorists
Finally, why don't you show pictures of the real Gaza? The mansions, palaces and tree lined boulevards
If you truly want to help the children in Gaza you should sponsor innocent civilians to get rid of their blood thirst genocidal leaders. See More
Ignoring the facts . Israel withdrew from Gaza- so what do the ...fools do - they constantly
You waste donation money on: leaftlets,
We are aware you exist, if people don't donate is because they choose not to support a business like your, a business that despite it all is a money pit, not a charity. See More
This needs to be stopped immediatel
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This signal is all across the UK See More
child we have sponsored in Sierra Leone, really beautiful and supportive
What are we doing to help #endFGM? Find out: http://bit.ly/2sefh7J
The wait is over…
Were you lucky enough to bag yourself a ballot place in #RideLondon 2018? Either way, we’d love to have you on our ActionAid team! Join us today and help change the lives of women and girls across the world.
How much do you really know about women and the vote? Test yourself in our #Votes100 quiz! http://bit.ly/2BHcAPR
We’d like to say a huge thank you to the players of People's Postcode Lottery for helping us tackle barriers to girls’ education in Kenya. In Kilifi county, we’ve been able to build a centre for young mothers forced to drop out of school, where they can receive counselling and take vocational courses in everything from tailoring to IT. Learning new skills gives girls the opportunity to earn an income, and hope for the future.
On 6 February 1918, some women in the UK gained the right to vote for the first time. It was a crucial step forward for women’s rights. But 100 years on, we still have a long way to go globally to ensure that women’s voices are heard equally loudly, not just at the ballot box, but at all levels of government too. Women across the world are rising to the challenge, despite the barriers thrown up in their way. #StillMarching http://bit.ly/2saYlz0
Solidarity to the 29 women who have been arrested by Iranian police for bravely protesting against a law that makes wearing the hijab compulsory. http://bit.ly/2nwNhrl
“Raising children in Gaza is like raising a bird in a cage. Although I tried to provide my children with their needs, there are many things I cannot provide for them."
Read Feda'a's account of the difficulties being a woman and bringing up a family in Gaza.
Over 655,000 Rohingya people are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance after fleeing violence in Myanmar. More than half of all new arrivals are children, and one in ten are pregnant or breastfeeding mothers. Please support our emergency appeal.
When did you first vote? Here’s an inspiring list by politicians, campaigners and other prominent figures on what women gaining the right to vote means to them. http://bit.ly/2rJ3PRa
New year, new job? We have lots of exciting new roles here at ActionAid UK. Check them out on our jobs page and come help us support women and girls living in poverty access their rights. http://bit.ly/2Fmvoln
ActionAid UK shared British Vogue's video.
What are the key issues women are facing today, and what do we need to do to fix them?
Watch British Vogue's Olivia Marks in conversation with ActionAid UK trustee Dr Helen Pankhurst, the great granddaughter of Emmeline Pankhurst (far right), as well as Women's March London's Shola Mos-Shogbamimu, The The Women's Equality Party leader Sophie Walker, author Reni Eddo-Lodge, and Suffragette director Sarah Gavron.
In case you missed it, watch Vogue's Olivia Marks in conversation with Women's-March London's Shola Mos-Shogbamimu, The Women's Equality Party leader Sophie Wal...ker, author Reni Eddo-Lodge, Dr Helen Pankhurst, the great granddaughter of Emmeline Pankhurst and Suffragette director Sarah Gavron to discuss the issues women are facing today - and what we need to do to fix them.
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Our ActionAid netballers having great fun meeting the England and @netballsa teams at the House of Lords at the start of our new partnership with @EnglandNetball to help one another empower and inspire women and girls around the world! We're very excited! Watch this space! 
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📱 Over WhatsApp Athar shares her day-to-day struggles living in a war zone. http://bit.ly/2DhsLk5
