Women make up just 17% of the charts, and sexism in the industry goes much deeper even in our local music scenes, writes Lily Martin

The University of Warwick faced a barrage of criticism after it emerged two students who were banned for 10 years for their involvement in a group chat that threatened rape could return early – later this year. Following the backlash there was a rapid U-turn and the university confirmed the pair will not be returning […]

The ‘1000 voices’ rally, organised by student group Misogyny Is Hate in collaboration with Greater Manchester Citizens, included a combination of testimonies, speeches, spoken word and live music

We trace the origins of the misogyny is hate campaign, and look at how public support in Nottingham hasn’t translated into concrete results

The Student Union’s Advice Services share how to report a hate crime and where to find support for victims.

Sophia Ashby spoke to three students behind Misogyny Is Hate to understand their involvement and the challenges they have faced

This comes as the government launches a review of whether to include misogyny as a hate crime in UK legislation.

Georgia Church questions the award-winning film’s claim to supporting the feminism movement in the face of its starkly flawed characterisations

Holly Ktorou asks whether Nigella Lawson is an culinary icon or simply an innuendo

Cachella Smith, in light of the potential changes to the Gender Recognition Act, argues that in order to fully combat misogyny, hate crime against any gender is necessary, including radical feminist groups pitted against men and trans women

Rona McCann explores unsettling phenomenons that women and girls face every day and why we should all being doing more to eradicate them

Hana Kelly describes her own experiences with everyday sexism to argue why making a misogyny a hate crime in essential for improving women’s day to day experiences.

From inside the Misogyny is Hate campaign, Joe Penny, argues that men need to be more involved in the campaign for gender equality.

Catrin Stewart interviews Gina Martin: the 27-year-old victim-turned-activist who is campaigning to make upskirting illegal.

Jay Darcy looks at the language used to describe single men and women and how it reveals the deeply gendered and misogynistic attitudes towards promiscuity.

Leah Marlow explores the case of Brett Kavanaugh and how the defence of his behaviour by other American politicians the misogyny that prevails in American politics under the Trump administration.

Greater Manchester Citizens are banding together to fight harassment against women