Sexual assault at LSE: What has Hands Off achieved?
By Bora Bayram In light of the recent murder of Sarah Everard, sexual assault and women’s safety are issues that…
Sarah Everard’s murder shook the UK. The LSE must do better for its women.
Whilst reading about the disappearance and murder of Sarah Everard, I felt a shiver down my spine at the thought…
The LSE Starter Pack #6: Seeking Support
“I think there is a tendency for people at LSE to suffer with their mental health but think they’re not…
LSE ramps up sexual violence support provisions with 36 new safe Contacts
LSE appears to be increasing its provision of support for survivors and announced the recruitment of 36 new safe contacts,…
Bombshell – fox in the #MeToo hen house
There’s an irony of a proto-MeToo movement taking place in the halls of the fiercely conservative Fox News’ offices in…
LSE Limelight #3: Hands Off LSE
“Looking at the current provisions for survivors of sexual assault, LSE is really lagging behind other universities.” – Ella Holmes…
The Aftermath of #MeToo
Deputy Features Editor Marianne Hii provides a comprehensive analysis of the role of public institutions and the press in the…
Misunderstandings of #MeToo Prove How Necessary the Movement Still is
This piece is a response to an article written by Kavum Chugh, “Has #MeToo Gone Too Far?” Mr. Chugh fundamentally…
Has #MeToo Gone Too Far?
As the #MeToo movement broke out, I, like most others, was inspired by the women leading the movement to stand…
LSE does #March4Women
In an effort to raise awareness on campus about consent and sexual harassment, LSE and the Student’s Union have collaborated…
