Evidence disclosure practice risks injustice for rape victims
Our joint statement with Rape Crisis England and Wales calling for a review of disclosure practice in rape cases & trials
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At long last government provides a steer on how to deal with sexual violence at school
Long-overdue guidance includes recommendation that girls should no longer be forced to be in a class with the pupil who raped them
Protecting women’s services
Specialist support services are essential for helping women and girls flee violence and rebuild their lives. Access to such services is a right for women and girls in the UK when suffering domestic violence or rape, when at risk of forced marriage or FGM, when trafficked or subject to abuse related to prostitution, and all other forms of gender based violence.
Women defend human right to hold police to account in the Supreme Court
Women's groups intervene as police try to resist duty to protect women following 'Black Cab Rapist' John Worboys case.
On #IWD2017: the importance of challenging rape myths
JURIES' Alison Boydell writes about her work to improve juries' understanding of sexual violence.
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