Survivors For Justice is a nonprofit organizational campaign built to raise awareness towards shattering silence, stomping out violence, and believing survivors
The Saudi Ph.D student whom the Saudi dictatorship sentenced to 34 years in prison for supporting women's rights has said she was abused in prison: https://t.co/TIDXaNoDUS Brava to Salma al-Shahab for her courage, and may she soon be free.
Pls RT🙏
-Congress pass a Child Rights Act
-Senate ratify the UN Rights of the Child
Many abused children in strict religions and cults have no where to turn for help.💔 Religious rights should not outweigh #HumanRights .
Sign the Petition! https://t.co/Nbfhj3Y9JB
#churchtoo
If it can help save kids in abusive situations, using predictive risk modeling to help social workers decide which families to investigate should be a no-brainer. https://t.co/jhOXTzPkKB via @NaomiSRiley
For those pseudo academic pissgoblins suggesting I was misrepresenting Queer Theory, here’s some reading from @PankhurstEM who’s dissected the issue with forensic care https://t.co/MB2N1WTHUl
While announcing a $5.5 million investment for South Bronx’s Universal Hip Hop Museum, New York City mayor Eric Adams shared his platform with Def Jam Recordings co-founder, and known sexual abuser, Russell Simmons.
"Never give up on us. We need to find a safety net while our mind catches up with telling us we have the strength to leave".
"If my psychological scars were physical," she said, "I would, quite frankly, be beaten to a pulp."
❤️🔥 @TracyWesterman
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“Coercively controlling behaviours such as stalking, gaslighting, tech-enabled abuse and threats often increase post-separation, and police response to this kind of abuse is inadequate at best, which leaves women on their own to try to stay safe.” https://t.co/L7Y7vY5BM1