A flurry of reports of students who fear they have been targeted in nightclubs has prompted social media outrage. Now the young women behind the Girls Night In campaign want to turn that anger into lasting change
Going for a night out with your friends is meant to be one of the most carefree, joyous experiences of youth: the chance to dance in a roomful of people who, like you, are only there to have fun. Hangovers should never be more than a minor downside.
Belgique Dernières Nouvelles, Belgique Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Clubs aren't listening to women…we need to feel SAFE from date-rape spikingA BOYCOTT of nightclubs in more than 30 towns and cities is planned to take place tonight. Women are taking a stand against spiking – the practice of either injecting a victim with a date rape drug…
Lire la suite »
Sharon Gaffka: 'I Was Spiked, Here's Why The Girls Night In Boycott Is So Important'‘My friends found me, passed out in a toilet cubicle, barely breathing with my eyes rolling into the back of my head, and no one could understand how this had happened.’
Lire la suite »
Climate activists stage a 'sleep over' at the London Science MuseumAround 30 members of the UK Student Climate Network (UKSCN) spent the night in sleeping bags on the floor of the Science Museum's lobby.
Lire la suite »
Flu is worse this year than pre-Covid, Nurofen maker suggestsCold and flu season is worse this year than normal, figures from Lemsip and Nurofen maker Reckitt have suggested
Lire la suite »
John Oliver criticises US police who threaten to quit over vaccine mandatesTV show host says the entire point of police is to ‘keep people safe’
Lire la suite »
India sees spike in Islamophobia after heavy cricket defeat to PakistanStudents from Kashmir were assaulted at a college in Punjab after India’s defeat
Lire la suite »