Baroness Amos is asking women and families across England to share their experiences of maternity and neonatal care through a public Call for Evidence. Responses to the Call for Evidence […]

This report lays out the findings of the UK’s first in-depth survey of 4,175 individuals aged 16-34, exploring the experiences and perceptions of strangulation during sex. Overall, over half of […]

From: Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, Home Office, The Rt Hon Liz Kendall MP and Jess Phillips MP    Online Safety Act strengthened as ‘cyberflashing’ becomes a priority offence Dating apps […]

In previous years we have posted information about Honours awarded to women working domestic violence projects and support services for survivor of rape or sexual abuse. This year we could […]

Despite the Independent Monitoring Board’s (IMB) 2023 thematic report warning that women in acute mental distress were being imprisoned due to a chronic shortage of secure psychiatric hospital beds, two […]

Second Report reveals critical need for a relentless focus on the perpetrators of these crimes, and a lack of coordination and grip for prevention activity The Angiolini Inquiry’s second Report, […]

While the issues I have heard about through this engagement have been extremely varied, there are a set of issues which I have heard about consistently. These include: a lack […]

Women who died in prison could still be alive today if the government had listened to calls from campaigners and years of evidence to end the imprisonment of women. Instead, Built […]

Almost one in 15 witness statements in support of a domestic abuse injunction in England and Wales reveal threatened or actual cruelty to animals.  That is the top conclusion of […]

From 9.30am – 4.00pm @ Bethnal Green Meeting House, Pott Street, London E2 0EF Speakers: Christa Welsh, Royston John, Gill Gorell Barnes and Alan Cooklin The Conference Fee is £65, […]