, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
… this women's health plan will tackle issues in terms of closing gender inequality gaps so that women in Wales get far better support in future …
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Social Justice
… here taking in order to ensure that the employment process is entirely transparent and thorough and that women in Wales can have confidence in the individuals represented in our police forces …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Services for care experienced children: exploring radical reform - evidence session 6
… Wales, and sometimes it's a postcode lottery of what services and provisions are offered to young women across Wales. And, as we mentioned, Project Unity covers all of Wales, but, in an ideal world, we'd love …
, Finance Committee
Scrutiny of the Welsh Government Draft Budget 2023-24: Evidence session 4
… have inequality in existence. For the situation around women, it’s because women are paid less. Women in Wales do not earn enough in a year on average to meet the minimum income standard that is set …
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Social Justice: Cost of Living
… accelerating that work of expanding access to affordable childcare as a way of protecting children and women in Wales from increased prices and poverty …
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
… and what actions have you taken, following on from that debate, to make sure that no more women in Wales have to suffer from this horrendous disease …
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
… week. What's contained within that is the results of a consultation that we carried out with women across Wales to ask them what they think is needed in such a plan. And what we'll have …
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
… almost a 10-year wait for a diagnosis of endometriosis, a condition that affects one in 10 women across Wales. Now 24, Emily lives with stage 4 endometriosis, adenomyosis and other symptoms that remain to be diagnosed. She …
, Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
… the summer of next year, and then we will have an exchange in return of young women from Wales visiting the museum service in Qatar. And that is a practical example of the way in which we can …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Women's experiences in the criminal justice system—evidence session 4
… also raise the treatment of healthcare needs in general, because we've heard from the RCN that women in Wales who are in prison in England find it difficult to access healthcare treatments in Wales, and I know …
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Evidence session with Lord Bellamy KC, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice: Justice in Wales
… control or influence over the development of the Swansea centre, or any other centre, to serve other women across Wales …
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Social Justice: Women’s Justice and Youth Justice Blueprints: Progress report and next steps
… the Welsh Government. It is criminal justice; it is about justice and local justice and justice for women in Wales, and I’ll take that up in terms of geographical difference. But also we should be following …
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Social Justice: Women’s Justice and Youth Justice Blueprints: Progress report and next steps
… from Wrexham Glyndŵr University in collaboration with Llamau to better understand the accommodation needs and barriers of women from Wales at different points in the criminal justice journey. We hope to have that report shared with …
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Social Justice: Women’s Justice and Youth Justice Blueprints: Progress report and next steps
… living crisis. A recent evaluation underlined just how effectively this project is improving the lives of vulnerable women in Wales who may not otherwise have engaged at that point in their involvement with the justice system. Under the …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Women's experiences of the criminal justice system—evidence session 3
… per cent of women who have offended have suffered domestic abuse. So, are the IDVAs available to women from Wales who are incarcerated in England? And are all women who are in need of specialist services with regard …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Women's experiences of the criminal justice system—evidence session 3
… had really excellent feedback on that, and the aim is to provide all people working with vulnerable women across Wales with this gender-informed training to allow them to take a trauma and ACEs-informed approach …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Women's experiences of the criminal justice system—evidence session 3
… work with women, who want to bring the recommendations of the Corston report to all of the women of Wales. And the blueprint has been really useful in creating harmony and consistency between our aims, making sure …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Women's experiences of the criminal justice system—evidence session 3
… further build on that—what does that actually mean in terms of evidence of need for women in Wales in particular, recognising that women in a Welsh context may have distinct needs from those in other areas …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Women's experiences of the criminal justice system—evidence session 2
… that we get more of what Trevi House is, rather than what is being proposed for the women of Wales …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Women's experiences of the criminal justice system—evidence session 2
… move on, I just want to ask two specifics. One is on why it is that women in Wales who've been using buprenorphine to manage their addiction and hold down jobs—being an injection, you know—. And …