Violence against women: Changing the prescription
Jane Martinson, writing about her time as Women’s Editor at The Guardian,...
Jane Martinson, writing about her time as Women’s Editor at The Guardian,...
Bea Campbell, in the final pages of her recent book, The End of Equality,...
There is a growing sense of frustration and sadness amongst practitioners and campaigners at the economic and political situation we now find ourselves in. Many of the gains in gender equality,...
Helen wrote about the Justice Matters for Women Event in a previous blog post and mentioned that this event was...
'Dauntingly good',
was the description Laurel Townhead at Women in Prison, who is working...
The previous post in this series highlighted the potential conflict between focussing...
Previous posts in this series have identified various limitations of the criminal justice system for women in keeping with the Centre’s analysis that:
Most people will be familiar with ‘Lady Justice’ – a statue or picture of a woman often blindfolded, holding a set of scales. Lady Justice is intended to represent objectivity...
What would you do if he hit you?
Asked the midwife at an antenatal check up. I won’t go into what I said exactly, but the midwife picked up on what I didn’t say...
Prime Minister David Cameron was recently questioned by the House of Common’s Liaison Committee on the...
Today is the UN’s International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The purpose of the day is to combat and raise awareness of violence against women.
The...