We exist to preserve and protect the good health and well-being of women and girls, particularly, but not exclusively, concerning female reproductive health
Thrilled that my favourite journal - Sexualities - has just published my paper based on my interviews with single women in London! Silencing the single woman: Negotiating the ‘failed’ feminine subject in contemporary UK society https://t.co/x03o8f1p3J
9/ He had 18 months to plan. But with Britain weakened in the world and facing greater threats from terrorism, a humanitarian crisis and thousands left behind, his only regret is going on holiday.
7/ He was asked nine times when exactly he went on holiday. Was it before or after the US warned of the Taliban’s advance? Was it before or after a crisis centre was set up? He wouldn’t say.
6/ He seemed surprised to learn that his own Department’s Principal Risk Report warned that the Taliban were advancing and the situation was deteriorating on 22 July. Had he actually read it?
4/ He can’t remember when he last spoke to the Afghan Foreign Minister, the Pakistani Foreign Minister, any regional country or any British ambassador in the region in the months before the Taliban seized Kabul.
1/ The Foreign Secretary seemed keen to dodge the hard questions when he appeared before the Foreign Affairs Select Committee – but here’s what we managed to learn anyway… ⬇️
I’m glad to be part of the @CommissionerDA new Strategic reference group on domestic abuse perpetrators. Together we want to ensure perpetrators get a response that keeps victims safer. Find out more here https://t.co/h7wn2zBFkT #DAEverybodysBusiness#PerpetratorStrategy
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If you are a specialist #DomesticAbuse service, local authority or service commissioner @womensaid is holding a series of webinars about delivering the new #DomesticAbuse legislation. It focuses on 3 key areas of the new statutory duty. Please see below⬇️
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In early May, SBS was astounded to receive an email stating that as of 26 May 2021, women applying for leave to remain in the UK on grounds of domestic abuse will be required to enrol their biometrics at the Home Office’s UK Visas & Immigration ‘Service & Support’ Centres. 1/7
Read this important thread 👇 the Home Office's decision to require survivors applying for leave to remain due to domestic abuse to attend UKVI Service & Support Services will create yet another barrier to safety. We urge the govt to pause & meet with @SBSisters
At the APPG on DVA, the @CommissionerDA @nicolejacobsST sets out her key priorities for implementing the DA Act to improve access to safety - support for marginalised survivors, long-term funding, access to housing for migrant women, community based services and many more...
Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner wants to hear from women and girls on what makes our streets safer. Go here to have your say: https://t.co/ZU7fVti7OM Deadline is 11th June