Where's the court action?

[bathsh3ba]

Is anyone else wondering where the court action against the government for indirect sex discrimination is? Closing schools and childcare facilities while expecting people to get back to work is clearly going to disadvantage women who still do the bulk of childcare in most households. We seem trigger happy whenever other groups' rights are threatened - why not women?

I don’t think courts are operating for non-criminal cases are they?

I also don’t fancy peoples chances of success of a claim like the one you’re proposing. Given the circumstances I don’t think it’s a reasonable thing to take legal action over.

I agree it’s an issue but I also expect to see solutions to these kind of problems to be made clearer as they become apparent when new policies are implemented.

I'm interested in the impact on women due to a large proportion of key workers being in female dominated professions. Hospitals, teaching, supermarkets, care work, are all female dominated. Postal service, refuge collection male dominated.
It would be interesting to see proportions for key workers.

Well we are all to busy enjoying life at home to raise any court action! We are baking, doing crafts and #makingmemories with the children we chose to have so should be looking after on our own anyway.

I mean why have children and not want to spend every minute of the bastarding day with them!

And as for working, just explain to the little poppets that they can just sit quietly for a few hours while Mummy and Daddy work. Make them craft bundles and you wont hear a peep all day!

And more shite like that.....