#UK government when will you give NHS proper funding. It is on its knees. Currently in A&E with chest pain, previous heart attack, nearly 4 hours waiting to be triage. Noone offered pain med. This is awful
I’ve launched my strategy for 26-29. Guided by what survivors and others have told me, I'll be focusing on specialist services, health, policing and probation.
I’ll use my role to drive accountability and systemic improvement for people experiencing DA.
https://t.co/dqZJkzKsms
This is Britain in 2026,
You can report domestic violence, coercive control, and child sexual abuse, provide evidence to the criminal justice system, and still lose your children to the alleged perpetrator through the Family Court.
Imagine being the parent who raised your children, only to spend 8 years in a contact centre, under close supervision, paying to see your own children.
There is a Child Arrangements Order in place, yet when the other parent does not follow it, instead of enforcement, you are given a barring order — twice — preventing you from bringing the issue back to court.
If @Keir_Starmer and @ShabanaMahmood believe the only crisis is in criminal justice, they need to look closely at the Family Court system too.
For many families, the system does not feel protective — it feels punitive.
How can justice exist when safeguarding evidence is ignored, orders are not enforced equally, and children lose safe parents?
#FamilyCourt #DomesticAbuse #CoerciveControl #ChildProtection #FamilyJustice #UK @MoJGovUK@JudicialWatch@MyCafcass@The_HCPC@NACCCofficial@DrProudman@elonmusk@RupertLowe10@SheraFamily@hrw@katie@ITV@BBC@BBCPanorama@ChildrensComm
We must learn from every life lost to DA. However, the lack of dedicated funding for DHRs risks meaning vital learnings aren't identified and taken forward to protect other victims.
I urge govt to reconsider, and to be braver and bolder in its decisions.
https://t.co/vzlAA6gROj
This is important if you have views on Personal Independence Payment and welfare benefits for the sick and disabled you might consider making a contribution.
NEW MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTATION
Labour has launched a call for evidence to shape a new ‘Mental Health Strategy for England’. Deadline: 10 July. https://t.co/15Rj1nT18f We’ll need as many responses as poss. It’s prevention and AI focused with an emphasis on work. Fonagy chairing.
Survivors shouldn’t have to survive the family courts too.
Jasminder’s story is a devastating reminder that #coercivecontrol doesn’t always end after leaving an abuser; it can continue through the legal system itself.
#DomesticAbuse#FamilyCourts https://t.co/td8Dya15H0
Episode 1 of Believe Me was an uncomfortable watch.
Sarah did everything asked of her, yet her case was dropped, leaving her attacker free to harm others.
This is something we still see in our wider work.
Believe Me continues tonight on ITV1 & ITVX.
#EHCRProtectsWomen
@Blanche1883 I know it is, I'm just hoping that this will highlight it further. Total change needs to happen from police to courts, education, attitudes, sentencing, training! This cannot continue
#believeme I hope EVERY police officer involved in these cases are thoroughly ashamed of themselves and are no longer serving. #believeme victims i am so sorry for what you went through. #webelieveyou
📺 Tonight 9pm on ITV1
Believe Me tells the story of the legal battle fought by two survivors of serial rapist taxi driver, John Worboys to hold the police accountable for the failures in their investigation.
https://t.co/M25t0UJX6y
#EHCRProtectsWomen
🚨 a woman is allowed to have a drink
🚨 a woman is allowed to wear red nail varnish
🚨 a woman is allowed to wear nice clothes
🚨 Men are NOT allowed to r@pe women or men “Believe Me”
#BelieveMe
Child homicide should never be a side effect of the family court process. Like a Russian roulette, case after case is churned through the system, and every so often, one of them is lethal.
"I actually felt like I’d faced evil for the first time…”
Amanda Stanhope, who has waived her legal right to anonymity, speaks to @vicderbyshire about how she was inspired by Gisèle Pelicot to speak out after being raped by her ex-partner multiple times while she was sedated.
#Newsnight
This man murdered a woman and then killed himself. The police failed her. He had previous, she had left him and still no one saved her from him.
Her name was Jo Shaw https://t.co/ySTusStdxM