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Sisters Uncut
Sisters Uncut is a British feminist direct action group that is opposed to cuts to UK government services for domestic violence victims. It was founded in November 2014. Its gender inclusion policy states that "the group is open to all women (trans, intersex and cis), all those who experience oppression as women (including non-binary and gender non-conforming people) and all those who identify as women for the purpose of political organising". The group aims to organise non-hierarchically and uses consensus decision-making.
==Background and founding==
In a situation in which two British women a week are killed by a current or former partner,〔Sanghani, Radhika (Nearly half of British women killed by men die at the hands of partners February 12, 2015 ) ''The Telegraph'' Retrieved October 8, 2015〕 the British government under Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron cut funding for domestic violence services, leading to concern from groups such as the Women's Aid Federation of England that the cuts could leave victims of abuse with no ability to escape their abusers.〔Neate, Polly ('Domestic violence refuge cuts could leave victims trapped near their perpetrators' September 4, 2015 ) ''The Telegraph'' Retrieved October 8, 2015〕 It became a point of contention in the 2015 General Election, with major parties making election promises related to domestic violence services.〔Neate, Polly (Domestic violence is on the political agenda like never before April 17, 2015 ) Retrieved October 8, 2015〕
The group was founded in November 2014 by women from the group UK Uncut, and its name is a reference to that group.〔(Guest blog: Sisters Uncut October 23, 2014 ) ''UK Uncut blog'' Retrieved October 8, 2015〕 From its founding the group has been non-partisan.
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