Part One of the joint HMICFRS and HMCPSI inspection finds that the police and CPS need to fundamentally change their approach to working together on rape cases to build trust and secure justice. This follows an interim report of the HMICFRS Inspection which recommended immediate radical reform into how police engage with women and girls.
Several VAWG organisations have written to the Home Secretary to raise concerns about round three of the Safer Streets Fund and to set out key principles and areas of concerns for potential bidders.
EVAW submits consultation response to the Home Affairs Select Committee's inquiry into rape investigation and prosecution.
The Queen's Speech announced legislation that offers some opportunities for victims of VAWG but also serious concern for Black and minoritised and migrant women.
EVAW, Imkaan and Women's Resource Centre co-hosted the only VAWG London hustings ahead of the London Mayoral Election on 6 May 2021.
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