A printing firm is in a women’s rights row after declaring it would no longer make stickers defining them as ‘Adult human females’ for a prominent campaigner.
Helloprint – which has a UK branch but is headquartered in Rotterdam – has suddenly refused to supply them to Kellie-Jay Keen, who is the founder of Standing for Women.
Her now well-known dictionary-style design shows the word ‘Woman’ above a definition which reads ‘adult human female’ and has been printed by them some 80,000 times.
