From suffragettes to Million Women Rise
The story of East Anglia’s lesser-known activist who would undoubtedly support today’s protests against male violence against women and girls.
Booan is a British lesbian rights activist who in 1988 stormed the BBC News Studio, interrupting the live news broadcast to protest against the introduction of Section 28.
Booan lives in Suffolk and is a practicing barrister working at the Matrix chambers. Her main areas of practice are discrimination and equality, human rights, immigration asylum and free movement. She is also active in the Million Women Rise movement.
The story of East Anglia’s lesser-known activist who would undoubtedly support today’s protests against male violence against women and girls.
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