Harriet Wistrich speaks to The Telegraph about victims dropping rape allegations over fears defence lawyers will use personal information on their phones against them
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Join us to discuss how we can challenge the use of libel proceedings and other legal procedures used to protect wealthy men from allegations of abuse.
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The 2017 Femicide Census findings
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“Whilst we are relieved that Tarin has pleaded guilty, this is only the first step in the family’s struggle for justice and accountability.” - Nour Norris, sister of Khoala and aunt of Raneem
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by Paula Cocozza for The Guardian
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The End Violence Against Women Coalition commissioned the YouGov survey of around 4,000 people across Great Britain in order to examine why rape, a very common and extremely harmful crime, is still so difficult to tackle at a time when reports to police are increasing exponentially
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CWJ founder and director Harriet Wistrich speaks with Derrick Jensen about state failures, violence against women and Centre for Women’s Justice.
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We are looking for a Paralegal to join our team
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By Josephine Moulds for The Telegraph
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CWJ director Harriet Wistrich reflects on the failures in the justice system for the Metro
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Harriet Wistrich, solicitor for NBV and DSD gives comment on the decision to not release serial rapist John Worboys
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On 13 November 2018, the Supreme Court will preside over a significant test case on libel law with far reaching implications for women’s rights.
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On 30th October the family of Jourdain John-Baptiste will have their last chance to persuade a court to reverse the CPS decision not to charge the prime suspect
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Lisette Whittaker said she was diagnosed with post-traumatic disorder after she was assaulted by an unnamed politician, who stalked her for years without being punished.
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In an open letter made public today, Centre for Women’s Justice and its clients have called on the administration of the House of Commons to implement Dame Laura Cox’s proposed reforms in full and make Westminster a safe place of work for women.
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A new guide outlining victims’ rights
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Please support Tracey John-Baptiste's campaign for a more accountable criminal justice system - and justice for Jourdain.
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From The Guardian - The number of people reporting rape has risen, but the number of convictions has fallen. Something is going very badly wrong with the system
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We and our clients welcome the damning report of Dame Laura Cox, published today.
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Police and courts are not providing justice after sexual violence. Women's human rights to safety and justice are being denied.
EVAW and members are campaigning for a fair justice system and better support for survivors.
