#ms y

[castellankurze]

this idea entered my head and wouldn’t leave until i made it

i have no idea where i’m going with this

[csg-iii]

Mr. & Ms. Y, the new villains from Streets of Rage 4. The scenario is inspired by SOR1′s bad ending. The sitting pose is taken from their appearance in the background of stage 9 (Y Tower) during the Max boss fight. Art from the very talented @paulundead

[wolfwatching78]

Ms Y from Streets of Rage 4

[kylethedementedbutterfly]

Tomorrow they are 500-and-thousand percent done!

My graphic design teacher after repeatedly extending the deadline to our project

[iamafeministtbh]

Ms Y, the asylum seeker who unsuccessfully sought an abortion after arriving in Ireland pregnant as a result of alleged rape, was arrested in Liverpool five weeks before her baby was born by Caesarean section, The Irish Times has learned. She was held by police for more than 11 hours after being arrested for illegally entering the UK from Ireland on July 1st last. She is believed to have travelled by ferry to Liverpool. Ms Y found out she was pregnant on April 4th this year, shortly after arriving in Ireland on March 28th.

Ms Y held in UK after failing to obtain abortion here

[iamafeministtbh]

The following is a chronology of what happened to Ms Y, from the time she arrived in the Republic on March 28th until her infant was delivered by Caesarean section in August, when she was 26 weeks pregnant. It draws on the first draft report from the Health Service Executive (HSE) on her care, which states on each of its 78 pages: “This is a draft document and can only be considered as such. This document can be expected to contain factual/clinical inaccuracies and/or information that may require additional clarification.”

Let me count the ways Ireland fails it's women, and the non-irish women who become victims of it's archaic laws that torture and murder women. I am disgusted. Timeline of Ms Y case