⛔️I won't respond to DM's⛔ 💯 Activist, promoting 🌍🌎🌏INTERNATIONAL Falsely Accused Day.
I'm not a legal but post relevant articles & facts to my causes.
📣International Falsely Accused Day isn’t about any one person — it’s about everyone affected by false allegations
📣We kindly ask other organisations not to attend in large numbers, so our peaceful protests can remain focused on support for all those impacted
📣Thank you! @m0wpg
A little light reading for the Lord Chancellor:
@bbcnews@GBNEWS@SkyNews@IFAD9S@KingOfHits@EmpowerInnocent@RupertLowe10@RestoreBritain@AlexJJNorris@CPSUK @legalairagency @CommunityCCRC it is the only way this can be happending. Laws change that assist prosecution, laws that undermine the defence, dodgy defence firms that don't do their job whilst putting in false invoices to the legal aid agency (yes that firm you know who you are). The question must be who are the real criminals here because lets face it, the ambulance chasers have recently had their day assisting enemy combatants claim from the UK tax payer, the so called CCRC now doing their bit - no nothing has changed there either.
30 DAYS TO GO! ⬇️Scotland’s very first International Falsely Accused Day is almost here.
⬇️This is for EVERYONE who’s been wrongly accused.
⬇️Come stand with us on 9th September – let’s make history together!
#FalseAllegationsArenotRare#WrongfulConvictiosDestroyLives
Why Body Cameras Are the Way Forward in Social Work
1. Records are not always accurate
Mistakes do occur in healthcare records, and they can occur anywhere. Body cameras provide an objective record of what was actually said and done.
2. Protects families from false allegations
Parents sometimes feel they have no way to challenge inaccurate accounts of meetings or conversations. A recording provides evidence rather than leaving situations to memory, interpretation, or conflicting reports.
3. Protects social workers from false accusations
If a social worker is wrongly accused of misconduct, intimidation, or saying something they did not say, footage can provide clarity and help establish the facts.
4. Protects parents from false accusations
If a parent is wrongly accused of inappropriate behaviour, intimidation, or saying something they did not say, footage can provide the same protection and clarity.
5. Encourages professional behaviour on all sides
Most people behave differently when they know there is an accurate record. That applies to parents, family members, and professionals alike. Cameras can reduce conflict rather than increase it.
6. Improves public confidence
Many people have lost trust in systems because important decisions often happen behind closed doors. Transparency helps rebuild confidence that investigations and interventions are being carried out fairly.
7. Better evidence for complaints and investigations
When complaints arise, investigators currently rely heavily on notes, recollections, and written reports. Video evidence can provide a clearer picture of what actually happened.
8. Helps identify training needs
Recordings could be used to improve practice, identify communication issues, and support staff development, rather than only being used when something goes wrong.
9. The technology already exists
Police officers, security staff, parking enforcement officers, and many healthcare settings already use body-worn cameras. The technology is established, affordable, and widely accepted.
10. Accountability should not depend on trust alone
Any system that holds significant power should not rely entirely on trust. Good systems build in safeguards. Body cameras are one such safeguard.
11. It is a practical first step
Body cameras are not a quick fix, but they are an achievable improvement that could make the system fairer, more transparent, and more accountable.
The Core Principle
Body cameras are not about assuming parents or social workers are bad. They are about ensuring everyone is protected by an accurate record of the truth.
#UK #socialservices #everyone #government #socialjustice https://t.co/jVsN9wjbAP We need you
Prisons make more problems than they solve
Yet still we build more warehouses and more warehouses that don’t work, have never worked and I doubt will ever work in the future. And for what reason?
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A small ask, and it costs nothing.
If one of my books helped you, made you feel less alone, gave you language for something you'd never been able to explain, a review on Amazon does more for the next man than almost anything else I can point to.
Reviews are how Amazon decides which books get shown to someone searching for exactly what you were searching for when you found mine. A book with a handful of reviews is invisible next to one with a hundred, no matter how good it is. Every review is one more chance for the right man to find the right book at the right moment.
If you've read one and it meant something, even two lines takes less than a minute. It matters more than you'd think.
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#MensMentalHealth #books #reviews #domesticabuse
Prisons make more problems than they solve
When will a Secretary of State for Justice make a stand, be decisive and finally bring some control, order and hope into our prisons?
@NotThatBigIan
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If this story affected you the way it's affected a lot of people this weekend, this is exactly what my workshop exists for.
Understanding False Allegations: What You Need To Know. Saturday 19 September, three hours, live, not recorded. A proper, deeper understanding of how cases like this happen, and how to tell a genuine safeguarding concern from a weaponised one.
This workshop follows International Falsely Accused Day, and once it's run, I'm taking it straight to press for the media attention this issue deserves.
Every ticket also releases a free place through Buy One Give One, for someone who can't afford one.
Book here: https://t.co/fpXviiirXh
Two sessions still ahead this year, worth knowing about if either speaks to you or someone you know.
Saturday 19 September: Understanding False Allegations, What You Need To Know. Three hours, live, not recorded.
Saturday 5 December: Understanding Coercive Control and Narcissistic Abuse Recovery. Live online, open to anyone, any gender.
September: https://t.co/fpXviiirXh
December: https://t.co/lSw4inacr6
#Workshop #FalseAllegations #CoerciveControl
Dichotomy of Lived v Learned Experience
We all have lived experiences in some form. Personal lived experience of the justice system gives valuable insight, but does it make you an expert?
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He sat in the waiting room outside the courtroom, going through the timeline in his head for the hundredth time. Not because he'd forgotten it. Because he needed to be certain he could say it exactly the same way, twice, three times, without a single word out of place. One inconsistency, even an innocent one, and it wouldn't matter that he was telling the truth. It would just look like he wasn't.
That's the part nobody prepares you for. It's not just defending yourself against an allegation. It's defending yourself against how believable you sound while doing it.
I wrote Nothing But The Truth because I kept hearing the same thing from men who'd been through this. The legal system doesn't ask "did this happen." It asks "who's more convincing." And the person telling the truth is often the one who sounds the least rehearsed, the most shaken, the least polished, exactly the qualities that can make a jury or a judge doubt them.
This book goes into what that actually does to a person. The hypervigilance. The way you start narrating your own life defensively, even in conversations that have nothing to do with the case. The exhaustion of being believable, on top of everything else you're carrying.
If any of this sounds familiar, you're not imagining it, and you're not alone in it.
Nothing But The Truth: https://t.co/kAczzVU9mm
#FalseAllegations #MensMentalHealth
Only 4.5 years of jail for making 10 false r&pe allegations!
💥Notice how the police had NO system in place whatsoever to detect that she made ONE or even TWO false allegations, so they kept pursuing #3 to #10.
➡️The police and prosecutors actively enable false accusations when they do nothing about them.
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#fatherx
So the falsely accused and wrongly convicted are supposed to go away and keep quiet? No, they are free to talk about their experience however they wish. It’s not as if Meredith’s murderer has not been found and punished. It’s not as if Amanda is turning the murder itself into comedy. Justice has been served and Amanda Knox was traumatised too.