Marching down Piccadilly chanting "Yes means yes and No means no, however we dress, wherever we go!" - WAR's slogan which we wrote in 1977
Caitlin Hayward-Tapp, Elizabeth Head and Anastasia Richardson, Slutwalk organisers.
Cristel Amiss from Black Women's Rape Action Project speaks of the long history and often invisible organising against rape, racist and sexist violence by women of colour in the UK and across the globe.
Anastasia Richardson adresses a cheering crowd of 5000 women and men.
Sheila Farmer speaks of her fight against being prosecuted for brothel-keeping for working together with other women for safetey. Niki Adams, English Collective of Prostitutes introduced her. Read more here: Stop this prosecution - Safety must be the priority
One of Slutwalk London’s demands is that the prosecution of Sheila Farmer be dropped.
Elizabeth Head leading the chanting "We are all chambermaids!"
Caitlin Hayward-Tapp reads her own poem much loved by the audience.
Lisa Longstaff, Women Against Rape, introduces a new self-help guide for survivors of rape and sexual assault "Justice Is Your Right", and speaks of WAR's long history of fighting against rape.
Men from Payday Men's Network were some of the stewards.
Sanum Ghafoor, Activist
Photo: Howard Jones
Colin Francome entertained the Slutwalkers with juggling. Photo: Howard Jones
Photo: Disabled People Against Cuts
