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Sonia SodhaThe Guardian |
Undermining female solidarity serves only to strengthen the grip of the patriarchy
The 1980s child abuse scandal reminds us that now, as then, being ‘on the side of the angels’ has to be backed with action
A series of fatal failings in maternity care is evidence of a systemic problem within the NHS
The charity has forgotten that true power lies in solidarity and compromise
The decision to have a child is a tough one for many women. No wonder the population is falling
Children in care born to EU parents face complex barriers to remaining in the UK
In the past decade, we have lost our way in our concern for young people’s wellbeing
It’s not enough now for science to move in a stately fashion with great caution
Sarah Everard’s death has forced us to reflect on how much we fail victims. And we have hardly begun to think about educating boys
The nine who complained about Salmond are unheard and treated as pawns
The government has overturned the commitment to reduce the number of women in jail. This ignores how female offenders are very different from their...
From lesbians being denounced as bigots to East African Asians racially abusing black people, the lines of discrimination are not always clear
It’s vital that politicians and bodies that enjoy authority should exercise caution when they intervene on vaccine rollout
Universities and the government have failed thousands of young people and left with them with no recourse for a refund, says Guardian columnist Sonia...
Gavin Williamson has spent the pandemic being guided by populist politics rather than children’s education
Encouraging new research suggests effective ways of challenging prejudice
It’s essential for the status quo to be challenged. But those who claim to be bold outliers need to draw on evidence, not cry censorship
If we have learnt anything from Brexit, it’s that the former Ukip leader can turn a once fringe idea into a national moral panic, says Guardian...
Once again, a male perpetrator of violence is painted as terribly misunderstood
We need to forget about ‘affordability’ and focus on providing good quality housing for everyone , says Observer and Guardian columnist Sonia...
The ‘Great Barrington declaration’ makes claims about herd immunity that its signatories have failed to back up
The plight of students self-isolating in halls was foreseeable. Why did the government abandon them? asks Guardian and Observer columnist Sonia Sodha
Treating misogyny as a hate crime will allow us to stop young males from being ‘groomed’
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