Anita Whyte Moran, fuelled by her passion for empowering women and promoting gender equality, founded The FEMCAST, a trailblazing podcast and website. The FEMCAST is a dynamic movement driven by women's voices, ideas, and visions for equality. Anita's mission is to educate, empower, and encourage women to harness the power of their voices, speak out, share their stories, and raise awareness of women's issues. Through The FEMCAST, she aims to strengthen women's rights and celebrate women everywhere.
Police were called to a detached house in northern Bushey, near Watford, shortly before 7 pm on Tuesday, July 9, 2024. Upon arrival, along with ambulance staff, they discovered three women with “serious injuries.” According to Hertfordshire Constabulary, “Sadly, despite their best efforts, the women, who are believed to be related, died a short time…
Tori Towey’s situation is a disturbing reminder of the systemic failings in protecting domestic violence victims in certain jurisdictions. Her case is not just a legal issue but a human rights concern that demands immediate attention and action from both national and international bodies. The charges against her should be dropped, the travel ban lifted,…
The case of Raymond Shorten, a taxi driver who was allowed to continue working despite previous convictions for sexual offenses, has raised significant concerns about the regulatory systems in place to protect the public. It has now also come to light that the taxi driver who was convicted last month of raping two young…
In a harrowing revelation, multiple female footballers have come forward with allegations of unwanted and inappropriate sexual advances by Football Association of Ireland (FAI) coaches during the 1990s. This information emerged through a joint investigation by RTÉ Investigates and the Sunday Independent, bringing to light the experiences of former international players and trainees on Ireland’s…
Where’s the Outcry? Malnourished Mothers, Starving Babies … Feminists Worldwide Must Act Now! The genocide in Gaza and the plight of newborn babies is heart-wrenching. According to a report from The Kamal Adwan hospital in northern Gaza, the survival chances for newborns are dire. Mothers, malnourished to the point where they cannot breastfeed, are…
The Prohibition of Child Marriage Act in Sierra Leone is a monumental step toward gender equality and the protection of children’s rights. It is a measure that is certainly not before its time, given the long-standing issues of child marriage in the country. While the law alone cannot eradicate the deeply ingrained cultural practices overnight,…
Addressing the Epidemic of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in Ireland through Early Education The Taoiseach’s recent declaration of an “epidemic” of sexual and gender-based violence in Ireland highlights a pressing and pervasive issue within society. The reality of this crisis has been brought into sharp focus by recent high-profile cases, including the tragic stories of…
The recent revelation that a Dublin maternity hospital has appointed Dr. Christopher Morris, a doctor with a criminal conviction for assaulting two women, to a position where he will likely treat domestic violence victims, raises profound concerns about the priorities and values within our health system. This situation not only highlights the systemic failure…
The recent case of a doctor convicted of raping his wife is an unsettling reminder of the persistent issue of violence and entitlement that men often exhibit towards women. The doctor, a 36-year-old Leinster resident, has been sentenced to eight years in prison for the horrific crime of anal rape and false imprisonment. This case…
Bláthnaid Raleigh’s story is a testament to courage and resilience in the face of unimaginable trauma. In 2019, Raleigh was raped by Jonathan ‘Johnny’ Moran in a garden shed in Galway, a horrific event that profoundly impacted her life. However, Raleigh’s bravery in waiving her anonymity to name her attacker and share her story publicly…