What’s Current: Saskatchewan introduces legislation allowing police to inform women about men’s violent pasts

Clare Wood was murdered by George Appleton in 2009. He had a history of domestic violence that she was unaware of
  • Saskatchewan is the first Canadian province to introduce “Clare’s Law,” which allows police to inform women if they’re dating men with a criminal history of abusing women.
  • The UK Labour Party threatened a female member with disciplinary action for calling a trans-identified male a man.
  • A Florida man has been charged for posting video of himself raping his two-year-old daughter to the dark web.
  • Hundreds of millions of women are believed to be “missing” in Asia and Eastern Europe as a result of “extreme preference for sons” and female infanticide. More than 20 countries’ sex ratios are “severely skewed,” with as few as 80 girls to 100 boys.
  • Senator Yvonne Boyer wants the government to study the historic — and reportedly ongoing — coerced sterilizations of Indigenous women in Canadian hospitals.
Natasha Chart

Natasha Chart is an online organizer and feminist living in the United States. She does not recant her heresy.