The Equality Party urges the UK Government to rethink its proposed cuts to Disability Benefits and to address the issues which have led to a large increase in claimants instead of pushing disabled people into a “sink or swim” situation.
The tone of the Government’s recent announcements frames ill health as a choice, implying that disabled people’s existence is a costly problem for society. This rhetoric is stigmatising and unjust.
The new Equality Party has opened for membership, having been approved and registered by the Electoral Commission to stand candidates in elections in England, Scotland and Wales.
The party has seen a rush of new members from all over the country, mostly ex-members of the Women’s Equality Party, which closed its doors at the end of December.
The inauguration of Donald Trump marks a significant moment, not only for the US but for the world . At The Equality Party, we are committed to standing up for fairness, truth, and democracy, and we believe these values face renewed challenges under this administration.
Trump’s rhetoric and policies have consistently sought to divide rather than unite. His inaugural address, while making sweeping promises, delivered messages that threaten to erode hard-won freedoms and equality.
Members of the Women’s Equality Party have formed a new political party in advance of the demise of the WEP at the end of 2024.
The group, consisting of branch and regional leaders from around the UK, has submitted registration documents to the Electoral Commission and hopes to be accepting members soon after WEP closes on 31st December.
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