Calling violence against women a tragedy allows us to pretend it is inevitable - it isn't. We need systemic change now - and we want to help make that happen.
This is something to keep an eye on - how the police act in the lead up to a domestic violence killing when they interact with both perpetrator and victim can seriously affect the outcome of what happens
Ominous and chilling piece of journalism in The Times today.
Anyone fearful of what’s to come for abortion rights in Scotland, please give this a read.👇
Popular culture has the power to create positive change and help build a world where abuse is no longer tolerated.
With countless former #LoveIsland contestants speaking out about the endless racist and misogynistic abuse they face online, change has never been more needed (3/3)
A prime example of how women are punished by being deemed to have 'alienated' the other parent...even when that parent, the father, could present a danger to the children
https://t.co/BOOGs83DfC
Our interactive digital break-up tool created with @Avast equips women with the knowledge to safely break-up digitally. Whether its emails, online banking or live location sharing, find out how to secure your accounts against potential #TechAbuse >> https://t.co/hqvZzv5wRD
Read our news story on the recommendations for employers in the new #domesticabuse statutory guidance.
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We would recommend that all employers in our network give the full government guidance a read too. #DAAct
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https://t.co/rQAYFp7W1T
Forcing a 10 year old to carry a foetus to full term is violence. It is a further violence that she does not need after the violence that she has already been subjected to. This should be obvious.
https://t.co/W6IcaQ4qND
Take a look at our Reflections and Deflections post on the 2012 Delhi gang rape looking at the way that some western voices have attempted to use this case as a means of pretending that feminisms movements are unnecessary for western societies
https://t.co/WPCMKSfu4W
This is not about life - it is about control. Forcing women to harm their mental and physical health is a patriarchal society reminding us of the power it still holds
I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it a thousand times: The treatment for an ectopic pregnancy, a septic uterus, or a miscarriage that your body won’t release is abortion. If you can’t get those abortions, you die. You. Die.
Legal aid is so vital to so many. It supports access to justice and in the VAWG sector protects many survivors. The cuts due to austerity have been appalling, not only to service users but to the barristers working every day to ensure justice. We support the strike.
An incredibly dark time for America and all marginalised people who call it their home. But also sadly proof that rights we now take for granted are so so fragile.
https://t.co/FQ7g9ULuzf
Today I signed a bill into law that will make period products free in Hawai'i's public schools.
It's simple. No child should be forced to miss class because they can't afford period products and need to stay home. Thanks to all who helped make this bill a reality for our kids.