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Elsie Haldane

(She/Her)
United Kingdom
As seen in: The Oxford Student, The F-Word, Le Taurillon, Redbrick (University of Birmingham), The New Federalist, The European Correspondent
Covers:  Human rights; LGBTQIA+ rights; social equality; Scottish, UK, and pan-European politics
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Perspektywa europejska : COP26 z perspektywy młodych Europejczyków i Europejek – Kurier Europejski

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By Elsie Haldane, Lucas Nitzsche, Ludovica Smargiassi, Marillie Giannakopoulou, Moritz Hergl, Pinelopi Katsigianni, Samuel Touron, Sven-Alexander Gal
| The New Federalist Verified
Droga Polski do neutralności klimatycznej jest jak niejednoznaczna randka z Tindera. Stara się nie odkrywać wszystkich swoich kart, jest czarująca, a jednak pomimo całego swojego uroku nie udaje się jej zaangażować. A jakie są fakty? W grudniu 2019 r. polski rząd jako jedyny nie poparł celu neutralności klimatycznej UE do 2050 r. Mimo to na COP26 wiceminister klimatu Adam Guibourgé-Czetwertyński oznajmił, że Polska jest zaangażowana w cel neutralności klimatycznej jako Państwo Członkowskiego UE.
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Pride 2021: At the intersection of Black, Queer history. – The New Federalist

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By Elsie Haldane
| The New Federalist Verified
June is Pride month, providing an opportunity for the LGBTQ+ community to celebrate their identities and commemorate the impact that the community has had on society. At this intersection of race, gender identity, and sexual orientation, the role of Black LGBTQ+ activists has been hugely influential in the advancement of social rights. For Pride 2021, this article discusses the ways in which Black history and LGBTQ+ history are intertwined.
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Violence against women: a silent attack on democracy – The New Federalist

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By Elsie Haldane
| The New Federalist Verified
DEMOCRACY UNDER PRESSURE. This article is part of our feature investigating challenges to democracy in Europe. From 22nd March to 4th April, we are digging into the most troublesome threats to citizens’ freedoms and participation in democratic society across our continent – from data privacy to the right to protest, from constrained access to a free press to violence against women. Both the EU and the UK government enshrine gender equality in their legislation and core values.
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Trumpism, Inequality and Europe – The New Federalist

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By Elsie Haldane
| The New Federalist Verified
After last week’s dramatic events at the US Capitol, the existence of Trumpism can never be questioned. Although Trump is leaving the White House, the political and social ideology of Trumpism may stick around. This ideology is inherently linked to social inequality: it can only succeed in an already unequal society. Many who followed Trump were frustrated at an establishment that seemed to ignore their needs.
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The aftermath of Ireland's explicit photo leak: technology, equality, and the law – The New Federalist

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By Elsie Haldane
| The New Federalist Verified
The situation in Ireland It is believed that many of the photos constitute ‘revenge porn’, meaning sexually explicit images shared without the consent of the victim, often with the direct intention of causing distress. Some are also believed to be of minors. Victim’s Alliance, a group representing victims of crime, discovered the leak, finding an enormous file containing 11,000 images of “mostly Irish women’’. A further search found that over 140,000 images were shared on different websites.
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