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Sichuan dreams: My favourite Chinese restaurants in London

TOP TABLES: From fiery Sichuan feasts to comforting Uyghur classics, Maya Oppenheim shares her top picks for exploring the vibrant variety of Chinese cuisine in the capital – just in time for Lunar New Year

The Independent UK

Speaking the truth on domestic abuse: Join our panel event with Refuge

VIRTUAL EVENTS SERIES: The panel, chaired by The Independent’s Caroline Gammell, includes BBC presenter Nikita Kanda, Refuge’s interim CEO Abigail Ampofo, head of development Rachel Shuter, and our women’s correspondent Maya Oppenheim, who will all offer unique perspectives on domestic abuse and the transformative power of refuges

The Independent UK

Failure to ban silent prayer outside abortion clinics ‘defeats the point of buffer zones’, campaigners say

‘If they want to do prayers then they shouldn’t do that in buffer zones. The whole point of the buffer zone is to have privacy for those accessing care. It defeats the point if silent prayer is allowed,’ campaigner warns

The Independent UK

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A festival took me to the ‘Maldives of Europe’ – and I found out why it’s the next tourist favourite

More than a decade after her first visit, Maya Oppenheim returns to Albania as the country is on the rise as a travel spot – discovering raw beauty, rich culture and off-the-beaten-path allure that’s hard to resist

The Independent UK

Among the gift shops and Goth daytrippers – meet the ‘Whitby woman’ who could sway the election

Women’s Correspondent Maya Oppenheim talks to undecided, and unimpressed, women voters in the North Yorkshire town about their thoughts on the general election hopefuls

The Independent UK

Inside the anti-abortion protests plaguing clinics amid buffer zone delays

Anti-abortion protests and calls to the police have ramped up since so-called buffer zones were voted in, writes Maya Oppenheim

The Independent UK

Jill Scott says World Cup kiss saga ‘overshadowed’ Spanish women’s team playing ‘great football’

‘There were girls that decided not to go to the World Cup because they weren’t happy with the way things were going. And that for me is just so sad to hear because it’s a dream to play in a World Cup,’ says Lioness

The Independent UK

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The Ripple Effect Live: campaigners, experts and women talk solutions

Curated to give a voice to young women, empower them to fulfil their potential, and spread a ripple effect of positivity that helps everyone thrive, The Ripple Effect Live was an event to remember. Here’s the lowdown on an exceptional evening packed with personal stories, practical advice and solution-finding that…

The Independent UK

The Pocket Guide to the Patriarchy: A book to educate yourself and your misogynistic uncle

In her first book, Maya Oppenheim explores scandalous statistics and distressing anecdotes to educate and embolden readers to challenge injustice

The Independent UK

To mark the launch of the book The Independent is giving away 10 copies of States of Play: How Sportswashing Took Over Football

The Independent UK

Laura Bates to take over The Independent’s women-focused newsletter for International Women’s Day

Prominent author who went undercover to shine a light on far-reaching misogynist communities takes over Maya Oppenheim’s weekly free newsletter

The Independent UK

A comprehensive guide to the best vegan restaurants in London

It’s January and veganism is back on the menu. Whether you’re plant-based or not, these London restaurants serve some of the best food in the biz, says Maya Oppenheim

The Independent UK

Experts discuss the complications and freedoms of modern parenthood

Lifestyle editor Harriet Hall hosted a panel of experts to discuss parenthood; its benefits, its hurdles and the choices

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