Julie Bindel

@suzanne_moore Bloody tragic

@bindelj sad isn't it?

This is not in the remotest bit surprising. Yet another major disaster in the mainstream media world, with Kath Viner’s fingerprints all over it: telegraph.co.uk/gift/2709e100f…

It's been quite the week for outrage. Typical far right adjacent bigotry everywhere! What we need right now is a moral compass to guide us all through. Well, this week we have three! Emily Maitlis has two new Co hosts! youtu.be/M4WNkVD8jOY

@fionagoddarduk Same here x

@bindelj Thank you 🩷 cant wait to organise one with you speaking at it xx

This is a trailer of out last event in Keighley which i was so proud of the bravery of everyone who spoke and blown away by the support in the room. Our next event is Oldham on the 16th april with me again hosting and a line up of amazing people to speak. Buy your tickets below Lets talk about CSE (oldham) eventbrite.co.uk/e/lets-talk-ab… Jamieleigh Jones

My article on Vivienne Taylor, a psychotic trans-identified man, sentenced to 21 months in jail last week. Will he ever be safe to release?

I was in court last week, to hear the judge's sentencing remarks, and psychiatric report, on Vivienne Taylor, a dangerous stalker of the female surgeon that castrated him. How many more monsters will gender luncacy help create before it is stopped? (Article in reply)

@damekatydenise_ I am already EXHAUSTED from posting jokes, then appearing to be offended, then laughing at myself (as Dame Katy) and sometimes I just FORGET who the hell I am!

Yes! This! Because that’s EXACTLY what I meant! Absolutely love my fellow trans activists! 👇🏻 🗑️

Can't wait to be on stage with @maurel_olivia, at the @oxfordlitfest, 28th March, discussing the harms of surrogacy: oxfordliteraryfestival.org/literature-eve…

28th March, @oxfordlitfest, I am in conversation with Charli Howard about her deeply moving book, Flesh: oxfordliteraryfestival.org/literature-eve…

27th March, @oxfordlitfest, I am chairing this session. Should be great fun )sparks may fly...) oxfordliteraryfestival.org/literature-eve…

@StephenWicks83 @Telegraph Yes, I can

@bindelj @Telegraph You can’t compare consensual prostitution to slavery.

My article, for @Telegraph, on 'sex work'. 'Instead of SLAVES, let the Negroes be called ASSISTANT PLANTERS and we shall not then hear such violent outcries against the slave trade by pious divines, tender-hearted poetesses and short-sighted politicians'. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/1…

@sharrond62 I agree with you, Sharron. It is a hellish landscape.

Couldn’t sleep last night! I fear it’s a grave mistake allowing a woman to abort a full term healthy baby for any reason & to not reinstate face to face consultations for abortion pills only safe to use up to ten weeks. Telemedicine is too easily lied to & undoubtedly will be. It’s already estimated 1 in 17 home abortions end up in A&E. There will be many more. It’s abandoning safeguarding for ease & any civilised rights a viable, innocent baby has. We have one of the longest abortion periods at 24 weeks in Europe & support for clinical abortion to term if any medical risk to the mother. I hope any future government will repeal this extension. And that we don’t lose women taking pills not designed to be used after ten weeks or paramedics called to homes unsure what to do with a live miscarried baby whose mother chose to terminate it? It’s a sad day

Yep! Treating extremely vulnerable women like criminals is kind of emotional for many people.

I wrote, for @TheCriticMag, about the hell of Mexico's surrogacy trade (buy the mag or look out online to read the full (1600 word) article):

I hugely admire Sally Dunsmore, and not just because she platformed me - but because she ALSO platforms people I vehemently disagree with and think extremely poorly of. We'd be a lot better off if we had more like her in public life telegraph.co.uk/gift/db6f43703…