On late night woman's hour tonight space is it the final feminist frontier

tonight we'll be talking about being a woman in public where does private space for women end

and public space begin where does a woman's right to where or walk or say what and where she wants

become different to men's?

On the beach, on the bus, online?

Joining me to discuss are Shalina Jan Mohammed, author of Generation M. Welcome to you.

Evening. Helen Lewis, deputy editor of the New Statesman. Hello Helen.

Hello Helen.

Hello. Becca Bunce of the Disabled Women's Collective, Sisters of Frida and co-director of the I see

change campaign.

Hi there?

Hi there.

And journalist Bridget Minamore.

Welcome Bridget.

Hello.

All right then. The image of French police making a Muslim woman remove her clothing on a beach in Nice has become one of the most iconic images of 2016, I think. So let's start with what we wear and Shalina how did you feel when you saw that

photograph my jaw literally fell to the floor I can't imagine what it's like to sit

minding your own business and then and then have four policemen turn up and

tell you to take your clothes off.

That to me was a shocking moment.

I think there was an opportunity for all women to look at that and just recollect how far the

women's rights movements have come in the last 100 or 150 years.

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