This piece challenges the “line of deservingness” that limits feminist demands and excludes women deemed unworthy of dignity or justice. Liberation means refusing respectability politics and confronting the systems that harm us all — because none of us are free until everyone is free.

The government’s move to criminalise Palestine Action and expand police powers threatens protest rights, feminist organising and the safety of marginalised communities. While partial abortion reforms distract attention, authoritarian policies advance quietly. This blog explains what’s happening — and how we can resist.

Abortion is healthcare — yet in Britain it remains criminalised, enabling rising prosecutions, surveillance and stigma. This piece explains how criminalisation harms patients and providers, how anti-abortion forces exploit the moment, and why full decriminalisation and cultural change are urgently needed.

This piece explains why imprisoning pregnant women is incompatible with safety, justice or bodily autonomy. Grounded in abolitionist feminism, it shows how non-reformist reforms like ending pregnancy imprisonment shrink carceral power, redirect resources to communities, and open space to imagine real alternatives to state violence.

Level Up’s work centres on bodily autonomy and reproductive justice, confronting systemic violence through intersectional, people-powered campaigns. By reframing narratives in media and culture, they fight for real change—protecting women, challenging oppression, and ensuring everyone can thrive with dignity, safety, and choice.