Over four decades women in Ireland have been subject to repression, shaming and criminal sanctions in their attempts to express their sexuality and reproductive rights.
Women’s bodies have been the subject of tribunals, referendums, court cases, accusations and censorship. This exhibition, which has been a year in preparation, is a visual historical narrative of the unequal treatment of women and girls in Ireland. We are pleased to present this powerful multimedia exhibition with a glimpse into a staggering archive in Liverpool. The ties to the city are painfully acute as many Irish women, forced to travel, have and continue to come to Liverpool to use the health services and are supported by Liverpool women while they stay in the city.
This exhibition has been brought to Liverpool by the TUC and Amnesty International.
15th
October 2015 - 15th November 2015
Atrium
Gallery
57-59 Victoria Street, Liverpool, L1 6DE
Free - just drop in. 10am-4pm weekdays, 11am-3pm Saturdays
The details are
here http://www.liverpoolirishfestival.com/events/women-to-blame/
Liverpool Irish Festival runs from 15th to 25th October and celebrates the cultural connections between Liverpool and Ireland.
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