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On 2018's International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, Adam Price AM reflects on battles won and battles ahead.

Plaid Cymru AMs, led by shadow cabinet secretary for Communities and Poverty, Bethan Sayed, outlined a worsening picture of child poverty in Wales, as figures suggest that a third of Welsh children now live in poverty (200,000) with 700,000 overall, living in poverty across the country – by far the worst rate across the UK.

Sian Gwenllian AM has said that sexual harassment is ‘endemic’ in Wales in conjuction with the announcment that a new committee on Women and Equalities will be announced and co-founded by Sian Gwenllian AM for Plaid Cymru and Jane Hutt AM for Labour.

Presenting his proposal for an Electric Vehicle Charging Planning Bill in the National Assembly this week, Anglesey Assembly Member Rhun ap Iorwerth is continuing to lead the charge for better EV infrastructure as he urges Welsh Government to invest in more charging points throughout Wales.

EU Withdrawal Bill secures Assembly consent as Plaid opposes power-grab.

Existing Welsh laws, passed by the National Assembly for Wales would in future be outside the Assembly’s competence, Plaid Cymru has revealed. Some existing laws would also become unenforceable thanks to the so-called ‘power-grab clause’ in Westminster’s EU Withdrawal Bill.

Plaid Cymru Leader Leanne Wood AM response to Jeremy Corbyn’s comments regarding the EU (Withdrawal) Bill being a “power grab”.

Number of students training to become teachers has fallen dramatically in Wales.

A £6m scheme agreed as part of the Welsh Government’s budget agreement with Plaid Cymru to develop the next generation of farmers has opened for applications today.

Plaid Cymru has warned that some farmers could see their basic farm payments cut after 2019.