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Cut to UK Aid will devastate the lives of girls and risks the education of over 900,000 children
The UK Government today announced that it intends to cut the UK’s overseas aid commitment.
Scotland becomes “pioneer in tackling period poverty” with world-first law
The Scottish government today passed the Sanitary Products (Free Provision) (Scotland) Act.
Parents worry about daughters experiencing street harassment from as young as 11
Girls' rights organisations call for change in law as majority of parents say clear legislation would make them more likely to report
Comment on barring the sale of sanitary products in a Welsh Tesco store
Jane Clancey, Director of Communications, Advocacy and UK Programmes at Plan International UK, says “We are extremely concerned about reports that period products are not being deemed an 'essential' item in every store under the latest Welsh lockdown.
Plan International and AstraZeneca launch the Young Health Programme (YHP) in the UK
Plan International and AstraZeneca announce UK programme amid urgent need to tackle mental health inequalities among young people.
UK leadership vital for tackling 'biggest education emergency of our lifetime'
The UK Government has announced that it will co-host the fourth Global Partnership for Education replenishment conference.
Instagram teams up with girl activists and Plan International to tackle online abuse
Instagram is to hear from a global panel of girl activists as part of a new partnership with children’s charity Plan International to help tackle the online abuse and harassment of girls.
UK provides critical boost to humanitarian aid but support for girls’ education falls short
The Government has published statistics showing how much the UK spent on international development in 2019.
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