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DPhil student Ania Kordala was asked to leave a talk at the University of Oxford 

A PhD student at the University of Oxford was told to leave a women's rights talk because she had taken her toddler along. 

Ania Kordala claims she emailed ahead and asked permission to take her daughter Pola along to a talk by Julia Gillard, former prime minister of Australia on 'Women and Leadership – Fighting for an equal world'.

Ms Kordala, who is studying for a DPhil at the university, claims that after taking her seat, she was approached and asked to leave, and told to leave her belongings behind. 

Ms Kordala had taken her seat in the Sheldonian Theatre on the university campus when she was swiftly told to leave the premises. 

Writing on Facebook, she said she and her daughter 'had lots of space' and were sitting quietly waiting for the speaker to arrive when Pola 'babbled'.

Ms Kordala had taken her seat in the Sheldonian Theatre on the university campus when she was swiftly told to leave the premises

The talk at the university (pictured) was given by Julia Gillard, former prime minister of Australia on 'Women and Leadership – Fighting for an equal world'

She added: 'The event begins. A few minutes in a lady from technical crew approaches me and says with a dead serious face: "You need to leave. You need to leave now. 

"You are right next to the video camera man, you need to leave now."

Ms Kordala claims she offered to move to the other side of the room but was told to leave the theatre. 

She said when she tried to take her bags, she was told a friend would have to bring them out for her. 

Ms Kordala has hit out at the university for claiming to be ‘at the forefront of a fight for equality'

Writing on Facebook, she said she and her daughter 'had lots of space' and were sitting quietly waiting for the speaker to arrive when Pola 'babbled'

She added: 'I hear the room filling with applause as Julia Gillard enters the stage and starts talking. About women in leadership. About equal rights and opportunities. 

'Later on University of Oxford and Nuffield Department of Population Health will congratulate themselves on organizing such an event and being at the forefront of a fight for equality. 

'The talk will be watched many times and probably also receive media coverage. But this is just one side of the story.

'The other side of the story is a student parent who wanted to be a part of the talk. Who literally fought her way into the building despite being told 'no'. 

'Who made it inside and got kicked out almost immediately after. Who is outside the building when everybody else is inside.' 

The University of Oxford have been contacted for comment.

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DPhil student Ania Kordala was asked to leave a talk at the University of Oxford 

A PhD student at the University of Oxford was told to leave a women’s rights talk because she had taken her toddler along. 
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