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Naz Saad @nazishmunch.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Thank you for your participation at yesterday’s talk. 🙏 @bylines.scot @jena.ng @katenevens.bsky.social @lawmanity.com @securescotland.bsky.social @janetfenton.bsky.social
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THE IMPORTANCE OF PROTEST FOR PEACE
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Naz Saad @nazishmunch.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
If you’re in Edinburgh on Sept 21, please sign up for a panel discussion on “The importance of protest for peace”. @bylines.scot @jena.ng @janetfenton.bsky.social @securescotland.bsky.social @wordsandactions.bsky.social
A flyer with the Bylines Scotland thistle logo at the top. It reads: 'Panel discussion, the importance of protest for peace, in partnership with Secure Scotland, free event, reservation required, 21 September 2026 from 6 to 8 p.m. Speakers Blue Kenrick - special interest in protest law; Janet Fenton - human rights activist; Jen Ang - human rights lawyer; Kate Nevens - Green MSP (invited); Will Brown - investigative journalist. Moderated by Ben Dickenson, managing director, Bylines Network. Words and actions for peace, 58 Ratcliffe Terrace, Edinburgh EH9 1ST. Limited seating - RSVP at editor@bylines.scot to reserve entry. Event highlights: panel discussion; snacks and drinks.' There is also a QR code.
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 25/07/2026
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 29/06/2026
🎙️ New Episode: Law, Exclusion, and Racial Justice, with Pheona Matovu Our final one-on-one guest interview for this first series is with Pheona Matovu – activist, researcher, and co-founder of award-winning social enterprise Radiant and Brighter 💫 🎧 Listen here ➡️: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 26/06/2026
#Ephemera #FridayFinally
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 25/06/2026
NEW EPISODE REMINDER: Fiona McPhail – human rights lawyer & lecturer – on what social justice lawyering looks like in practice and why legal success is not always measured by court victories. Swipe to read some of Fiona’s insightful reflections ➡️ 🎧 Listen here ➡️: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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OPENING SLIDE: (1) “People think of lawyers as being driven by a very individualistic and competitive sense, but you’re not going to get far in the social justice fields if that’s your approach. It has to be about collaboration and connections.”(2) “An eviction for any person is an extremely stressful thing to contemplate … but for this particular group [appeal rights exhausted asylum seekers], it’s important to emphasise, contrary to what some people may think, they had no entitlement to statutory homeless services. So eviction for them more often than not would mean the streets.”(3)  “Notwithstanding the appeal process starting, SERCO announced in July 2019 that it was going to enforce its lock change policy. So we went from having a safe space to lock changes being imminent… That’s when the pressure really hit, because the four law firms involved went from the position of doing legal surgeries to having to raise urgent proceedings… In the space of three months or so there were 159 such cases raised.”  (5) “Have courage and conviction, and you do that by surrounding yourself with [social justice minded people] … We have to be in the best shape and the best state of mind to give the best fight that we can.” listen to the episode for more!
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 25/06/2026
🎓Congratulations to all our @glasgow.ac.uk graduates - you’ve been fierce, fun, inspiring and full of heart! ❤️ I can’t wait to see what you get up to, and I’m so proud to know you. Now get out there and #ChangeTheWorld in ways only you can ✊🏾 #UniversityofGlasgow #UofGGrad26 #TeamUofG
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 18/06/2026
NEW EPISODE REMINDER: Satwat Rehman @satwatr.bsky.social, CEO of @opfs.org.uk, on the realities facing single parent families and what it would take to make justice more accessible. Swipe to read some of Satwat’s insightful reflections ➡️ 🎧 Listen here ➡️: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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OPENING SLIDE: (1) “Sometimes the issue isn’t with how lawyers are trying to test the law or to support people to realise their rights through the law. It’s the flaws that are built in by the lawmakers. And some of those aren’t flaws which are unintentional. Some of that might be exactly what they want the policy to do.”(2) “Due to the fact that resources are so limited in so many schools, if they’ve got children who’ve got additional needs, or who may be playing out the impact of early life trauma… parents will tell us that sometimes they haven’t even got as far as walking back home and through the door before the school will phone to say: ‘We don’t have the staff, we don’t have the resource. It’s not safe. Can you come and pick your child up?’ What parent is going to say no? (2 cont’d) …So there’s a fundamental there about that child’s not receiving an education… [But these are] parents who are also being expected to be looking full time for work, enter work, and increase their hours… and if they don’t meet [those conditions], they would be sanctioned.” (5) “If [single parents] can actually experience [dignity, fairness, and equity] – not just in the law, [but in how] what’s in law can drive how society behaves – you’d begin to see the beginnings of justice… The law would recognise that there is more than one type of family, and they’re all equally valid, equally important – but actually require different things.” listen to the episode for more!
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 23/06/2026
🎙️ New Episode: Law Reform and Sexual Violence, with Sandy Brindley Our next one-on-one guest interview is with Sandy Brindley: activist and former Rape Crisis Scotland Chief Executive 💜 🎧 Listen here ➡️: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 20/06/2026
#EdinburghPride, you’ve been amazing 🏳️‍🌈 - proud, mischievous, beautiful and most of all: defiant ❤️
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 16/06/2026
🎙️ New Episode: The Stop Lock Change Evictions Campaign, with Fiona McPhail We’re back with another one-on-one guest interview – this time with human rights lawyer and University of Glasgow lecturer Fiona McPhail 🎧 Listen here ➡️: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 12/06/2026
The Long View is back for a call for action, not words, in response to this week's racist, anti-migrant marches across Scotland.
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Our futures: A call for actions, not words
This week, my feed is full of "we regret" and "we stand with" and "we hope you feel." If you thought my next observation was that these expressions feel performative, I might surprise you in saying th...
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 04/06/2026
NEW EPISODE REMINDER: @pinaraksu.bsky.social on hostile immigration policy, community lawyering, and what justice looks like for people seeking asylum and refuge Swipe to read some of Pinar’s insightful reflections ➡️ 🎧 Listen here ➡️: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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Quote 1 reads: (1) “The first immigration law we had in the UK was the 1905 Alien Act. And then when you compare that to the current immigration laws we have, and the language – when you look at the language of the way it’s been described within the legislations, but also within the title of the law as well – it makes you question: has anything changed since more than 100 years ago?”(2) “When the policy itself and the law itself becomes more violent over the years, that also demotivates people… It’s been five years, six years [since] the Right to Work campaign… we’re not seeing any [positive] changes, but we’re seeing actually, more hostility within the law that gives… the gateway to be implemented and become more violent.”(3) “It’s important for the immigration lawyers to come to the community setting and to meet people, and also to hear their stories… and to explain in a way that it’s more accessible for people… create that connection, and people [feel] more comfortable: ‘oh, okay, I don’t have to be too scared when I go to see my lawyer.’” (5) “For people to just be treated as a human being and to live a normal life where they don't have to go through many hurdles to prove themselves of who they are, where they don't have to continuously go to give evidence at the Home Office, or where they don't have to continuously fight for their rights within society… that would be justice.” listen to the episode for more!
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 09/06/2026
🎙️ New Episode: Law, Poverty, and Political Power, with Satwat Rehman Our next one-on-one guest interview is with Satwat Rehman @satwatr.bsky.social : anti-poverty campaigner and One Parent Families Scotland @opfs.org.uk Chief Executive 🎧 Listen here ➡️: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 02/06/2026
🎙️ New Episode: Law and Justice for Disabled People We’re back with a special joint episode featuring three brilliant guests: Heather Fisken (Inclusion Scotland), Tressa Burke (Glasgow Disability Alliance), and Louise Whitfield (Liberty) ⚖️ 🎧 Listen here ➡️: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 28/05/2026
NEW EPISODE REMINDER: Lily Greenan on VAWG and LGBT activism, the limits of legal reform, and the role of joy and collective action in creating social change. Swipe to read some of Lily’s insightful reflections ➡️ 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts
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Quote 1 reads: (1) “I used to believe that the law could change the world. … It’s a very long-term process, and I did used to have more faith that… if we focused on transforming the legislative framework around whichever issue, that it would feed into a wider understanding and acceptance and recognition. But I think now that we need something different. We’re up against really big challenges, and just focusing on the law in isolation doesn’t do it anymore for me.”(2) “Women were not equal citizens, didn’t have the same rights as the accused… they could be subjected to any range of questions about any aspect of their lives: their relationship with the accused and what they’d been doing before, what they did after, who they spoke to, whether they’d been drinking, what they’d been wearing, what their underwear looked like. They were all considered valid questions. And they still are [considered valid].”(3) “Sometimes the framing shifts, the legislation moves on, but the way in which it is implemented doesn’t because the system is still rooted in where it was 40 years ago.”(4) “There are areas of our activist histories that are just not visible… we need to be able to learn what worked and what didn’t work. … The picnic in the park was all about: ‘they’re telling us we’re not real, we’re going to have a party.’ And finding ways to hold on to those bits of joy and successes is worth it. Other people need to know.”
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 21/05/2026
NEW EPISODE REMINDER: Nani Jansen Reventlow on confronting injustice at its roots, the limits of law as a tool for change, and why real transformation requires both imagination and action. Swipe to read some of Nani’s insightful reflections ➡️ 🎧 Listen here ➡️: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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Quote 1 reads: (1) “Radical simply means grasping things at the root. It connects to the desire in the book to really set out root causes of injustices that we’re seeing in the world today.
If we don’t really understand the systems of oppression we’re facing and that we’re resisting, we’re unable to properly address them. We might end up with superficial or cosmetic solutions.”(2)  “There are so many ways in which the impact of the transatlantic slave trade and colonialism is showing up in our day-to-day lives right now… there are so many entry points in which we can actually start addressing that… very much still alive dynamic, rather than [calling it a] ‘legacy’, which implies it’s something behind us.”(4) “I hope for people who are engaged in activism, in whatever shape or form, it can be a combination of recognition and inspiration… by reading about what others are doing to resist in different parts of the world, that it might spark new ideas… that people feel like we have allies, that there are others doing similar things… and that it might encourage and reinvigorate what people are already doing.”(5) “The other thing is that I hope some people will pick up the book because they’re fed up with what they’re seeing around them and want to figure out how they can get involved… and that the book can… open some doors and lower some thresholds to taking action.” listen to the episode for more!
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 26/05/2026
🎙️ New Episode: Migration Law and Justice in the UK, with Pinar Aksu Our next one-on-one guest interview is with Pinar Aksu (@pinaraksu.bsky.social): researcher, theatre-maker, and human rights campaigner ✨ 🎧 Listen here ➡️: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 17/03/2026
Have you listened to our latest episode yet? 🎧 We asked 11 UK-based activists one question: what advice would you give your younger self? Swipe through for a few powerful lines from the conversation. Listen here: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
Quote - Talat Yaqoob - “Even if it’s not on the plan, it’s not in the five-year plan or the ten-year plan – and if you’re like me, you probably have one – if it feels good and it feels exciting, give it a try. Especially if it maybe is a little bit uncomfortable. ... It’s something worth learning” Quote - Lily Greenan - “Find some way to document what you’re doing and to be able to go back now and again and remind yourself that you’ve learned a few things since then … share [with others/future generations] what you’ve done that worked that was successful, and what you did that just landed flat.”Quote - Pheona Matovu - “I would say be you. If you don’t know who you are, take time to know who you were. Allow yourself to just know yourself and be you. And at this age, it’s something that I am learning still, but it’s a very powerful tool because you don’t have to try and be somebody else.” Quote - Alison Pickup - “Don’t hurry. Like, I think when you’re young and enthusiastic, you can be very impatient to get on with your career and with achieving big things. But there’s plenty of time and what’s important is to really take time to know what you enjoy, what motivates you, where your skills are and focus on that area.”
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 14/04/2026
🎙️ New Episode: Access to Justice with Amanda Amaeshi We’re back with more one-on-one guest interviews! Kicking things off is @amandaamaeshi.bsky.social: activist, law graduate, and (as announced a couple weeks ago) Lawmanity’s new Legal Caseworker 🌟 🎧 Listen here ➡️: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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Maggie Chapman (she/her) @maggiechapman.bsky.social · 13/04/2026
🚫 Do you / does someone you know have lived experience of NRPF (no recourse to public funds)? 🤝 Are you interested in making connections, sharing your story & getting support from /supporting others? ✅ If so, check this out! More info: kemslie@nrnepartnership.org @nrnepartnership.bsky.social
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 09/04/2026
📣Are you a journalist, criminal defence or human rights lawyer or civil society/NGO monitor focused on human rights or discrimination in #Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿? 🤝🏾 Join me and help build an independent data set on the state of human rights across the #UK - takes just 1 hour to complete a confidential survey 📝
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JustRight Scotland @justrightscotland.org.uk · 09/04/2026
✨ New role: Reporting & Compliance Officer! 💪 Help us strengthen our MEL work and support organisation‑wide reporting. 📍Glasgow / Hybrid 💷 £32k–£35k pro rata 📅 Apply by 29 April 2026 🔗 www.justrightscotland.org.uk/get-involved...
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 22/03/2026
“We are living in the imaginaries of those who have been long gone. We are living the world they wanted...” Angela Davis Nani Jansen Reventlow challenges us in her new book Radical Justice to grasp the roots & build new imaginaries of a better world 🌎
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 06/03/2026
“So what I would tell a younger version of myself is what you’re seeing around you right now doesn’t have to be that way” 11 UK-based activists answer the question: what advice would you give your younger self? Their responses offer a wealth of wisdom 🌟 Listen here: podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity (AFSEE) @afsee-lse.bsky.social · 05/03/2026
Congratulations to @jena.ng for joining the global Atlantic Fellows community!🎉 Jen is a human rights lawyer & activist. Her Fellowship Project was a podcast series that critically reflected on whether law serves and protects everyone equally. ℹ️Learn more about Jen: buff.ly/nDObQLs
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 04/03/2026
Ready for this week like ... #venomouse #glasgow #streetart
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 18/02/2026
“To be on the right side of history is more important than winning” ✊ Warmth, beauty and defiant optimism from @ecetemelkuran.bsky.social and @nicolasturgeon.bsky.social to celebrate the 🚀 of “Nation of Strangers”🌿 in #Edinburgh @lighthousebks.bsky.social @canongate.co.uk
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 03/02/2026
Maggie Brunjes CEO @homelessnetwork.scot reminds us that Housing Justice in Scotland means safe, suitable housing for all of us 🏡 including people with #NRPF  www.insidehousing.co.uk/comment/true...
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True housing justice must include those with No Recourse to Public Funds
Thousands of people are excluded from basic support because of their immigration status, writes Margaret-Ann Brünjes, chief executive at Homeless Network Scotland.
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 05/01/2026
Walk with me in 2026 🥾 and let’s sow radical seeds 🌱 together www.linkedin.com/pulse/walk-m...
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Walk with Me ⛰️
Welcome to 2026, my friends. I'm so glad to see you here - remember, survival and finding the strength to return to the fight is something worth celebrating, in itself.
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 21/11/2025
This is Andrew. Today is the 8th anniversary of our first date, and this is where we first met. That day, Andrew’s honesty, sincerity and brilliant wit shone through. It took me another 7 years to fully appreciate his selflessness, unerring sense of justice and fierce loyalty to those he loves.
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 18/11/2025
😮 Shabana Mahmood got it so right here … in 2018 👇🏾
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 18/11/2025
🤝🏾 We are at our best when we offer empathy over apathy, compassion over cruelty 🧡 @HumzaYousaf.bsky.social 🚪 When we open our doors, we also open possibilities ✨ Catherine ✨ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Scotland is and will remain a diverse, multicultural society - Minister @KaukabStewart.bsky.social
New Scots portrait book to celebrate Scottish Refugee Council’s 40th AnniversaryHumza Yousaf MSP looking on while Minister Kaukab Stewart speaks in the Parliament lobby
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Simon Cox @simonfrcox.bsky.social · 17/11/2025
Mahmoud has listened to same clique of senior Home Office officials who have advised for 30+ years that loud announcements of punitive policies will deter refugees from coming to UK to seek asylum. Labour did this extensively last time. It didn’t work. A history thread. +
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Sunder Katwala (sundersays) @sundersays.bsky.social · 17/11/2025
The Home Secretary says "we have become the destination of choice in Europe, clearly visible to every people smuggler and would-be illegal migrant across the world" That is a factually untrue claim: the Home Office shows that the UK is fifth, getting 1/10 claims, while Germany gets 1/5 claims
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 17/11/2025
👋🏽 Today is a good day for this reminder👇🏽 “We need leaders not in love with money, but in love with justice. Not in love with publicity, but in love with humanity.” #MartinLutherKingJr, St Louis, 10 April 1957 Read his speech in full 👉🏽 bit.ly/3LHU3bA
Protest sign in George Square Glasgow which reads “We need leaders not in love with money, but in love with justice. Not in love with publicity, but in love with humanity.”  Martin Luther King Junior
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UofG Centre for Public Policy @uofgpolicy.bsky.social · 13/11/2025
New #UofGSpotlight podcast episode This week we're talking access to justice and Legal Aid Reform in Scotland. We speak to @jena.ng and Fiona McPhail, @uofglaw.bsky.social. Alongside @satwatr.bsky.social, @opfs.org.uk and @mscottetal.bsky.social, Scottish Women's Aid. Tune in: 🎧 uofgspotlight.com
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 10/11/2025
📣 Don’t miss the free online event on 18 Nov: leading activists and legal experts weigh in on what’s next for #humanrights in #Scotland #Wales and #NI 🤔 Brought to you by @hrcscotland.bsky.social 🎟️ Register for tickets www.eventbrite.com/e/safeguardi...
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Safeguarding Our Rights: The ECHR Across the UK’s Devolved Nations
Eventbrite - Human Rights Consortiums NI, Cymru & Scotland presents Safeguarding Our Rights: The ECHR Across the UK’s Devolved Nations - Tuesday, 18 November 2025 - Find event and ticket information.
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 08/11/2025
🇺🇦 @settled.bsky.social (a charity led by and for Europeans living the UK) is recruiting a Ukrainian advisor to join their incredible team 🙌🏽🇪🇺 💻 Full-time, Remote, 1 Year contract 💰 £32-34k per annum 🗓️ Closing date: 20 November settled.org.uk/job-vacancy-...
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Job Vacancy: Ukrainian Adviser - Settled
Settled's Ukraine Advice Service is at the forefront of providing expert immigration advice on Ukraine visa schemes and related matters. This post will bring much needed additional capacity to a small...
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 04/11/2025
🎙️ "Justice would look like law that is accessible, attainable, appropriate - something that's for you, for everybody." 11 Scottish activists share powerful visions of justice ✊ from basic dignity to transformative change - on our "Equal under the Law" podcast series 🎧 podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 31/10/2025
🪧 Are you part of a #grassroots or community organising movement in #Scotland? 🗣️ Opinionated, much? The brilliant @katenevens.bsky.social, Iffat Shahnaz and Megan McHaney are researching what you need to ✨thrive✨ for @jrf-uk.bsky.social 📢 Have your say: www.surveymonkey.com/r/26CCL2P
Photo of people protesting for justice titled What do Grassroots Movements in Scotland need to Thrive? Are you involved in community organising or grassroots movement building for social justice in Scotland? We’d love you to respond to our survey!
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 31/10/2025
This is the office microwave - can someone talk me through the logic - we reheat “curry, Chinese, and pasta” but we cook “jacket potatoes, fresh vegetables and fresh fish” Like how limited is the cultural and culinary range of this theoretical microwave user? 🤷🏻‍♀️
Microwave with buttons labelled  “curry, Chinese, and pasta” and cook “jacket potatoes, fresh vegetables and fresh fish”
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 30/10/2025
🙋‍♀️ Why do abortion rights matter to me? ❌ Scotland’s abortion law is outdated and harmful ✅ We need a system that defends access to safe, confidential and legal reproductive and abortion healthcare for now, and for future generations Read my blog post here: bit.ly/3LxJp70
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Blog | Why abortion rights mattered - Time’s Up for Outdated Abortion Laws
abortion, decirminalisation, abortion law, scotland, womens rights, reproductive rights
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Lawmanity @lawmanity.com · 28/10/2025
"People can't afford to access legal justice - not just financially, but in terms of capacity and emotional energy. Your life is a battle." Is law a barrier or tool for equality? Ep 2 of Equal Under the Law? ⚠️ CW: references to sexual violence 🎧 podfollow.com/lawmanity/view
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 25/10/2025
Brilliant sunny day in #Edinburgh for #ScotlandDemandsBetter 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿with friends, family and Women Against the Far Right Scotland x @justrightscotland.org.uk ✊🏾❤️
Marchers protesting behind the women against the far right bannerFive smiling friends after protest Four smiling friends after protest
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 24/10/2025
This is what #Fridays are for 🍭 #JellyBelly #Jellybeans #BobaTea #WhoKnew
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 20/10/2025
🕵🏽 Looking for a legal traineeship in the UK? Want to ✨make a real difference✨ by using #law to challenge injustice and #inequality? Read Rosa Grenfell's blog on her #JusticeFirstFellowship at @justrightscotland.org.uk and apply for LEF 2026 opportunities here 👉🏽 lef.org.uk/justice-firs...
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Jen Ang @jena.ng · 17/10/2025
🌾 This week, the Long View seeks comfort in the nature, and considers how you know you belong to a place, and when a place belongs to you, too ✨ www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-fi...
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🌾 How to find your place: the power of poetry, and shouting in fields ✨
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Zack Polanski @zackpolanski.bsky.social · 16/10/2025
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