Women's Freedom League

The Women's Freedom League was a British organization founded in 1907 to advocate for women's rights, particularly women's suffrage. It emerged as a more democratic alternative to the Women's Social and Political Union, emphasizing nonviolent protest and internal decision-making. The league worked to raise awareness, mobilize support, and campaign for women's voting rights through activities such as petitions, demonstrations, and advocacy. It aimed to empower women to participate fully in society and politics, promoting equality and challenging gender-based restrictions during the early 20th century.