CWJ 10-step Manifesto: 3 - End The Unjust Criminalisation Of Victims Of Abuse
When victims of crime are forced directly or through circumstances of being in a controlling relationship to commit an offence as part of, or as a direct result of their victimisation, why should they face arrest or prosecution?
CWJ 10-step Manifesto: 2 - Implement The Existing Laws And Measures Designed To Tackle Violence Against Women And Girls
Step 2: Implement the existing laws and measures designed to tackle violence against women and girls
Women’s groups apply to intervene in Sam Pybus sentencing appeal
Anniversary of Gaia Pope’s Disappearance Marked by Call for Connor Hayes Witnesses & Survivors to Come Forward to the Centre for Women’s Justice
Legal action threatened by Centre for Women’s Justice if the Home Secretary fails to take urgent steps to tackle police perpetrated abuse
CWJ Statement: The abuse of Azra Kemal and other victims by David Fuller
CWJ 10-step Manifesto: 1 - Investigation and Prosecution
If we want to begin to address the horrific scale of male violence against women and girls we need an effective criminal justice response which acts as a deterrent.
CWJ Statement: The abuse of Azra Kemal and other victims by David Fuller
The team at CWJ are shocked and angered to hear of how Azra had been violated, following her death, by David Fuller, now on trial for the murders of Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce. The pain and the fury that all the families of his victims must be feeling, cannot be imagined.
Announcing The Azra Kemal Legal Internship Programme
We are delighted to announce the launch of a paid legal internship programme for women from Black, Asian and minoritised backgrounds.
Penelope Jackson – verdict and sentence
There is no right to buy sex!
Introduction to the CWJ 10-step Manifesto
CWJ Statement: Public Inquiry Into Issues Arising From Conviction Of Wayne Couzens
Statement Regarding Home Office inquiry in wake of murder of Sarah Everard
Statement regarding Wayne Couzens' sentencing hearing
Forgotten Victims: Conceived in Rape
Daisy speaks out about her experience of discovering she was born from rape, the justice system and why she is campaigning to ensure she, and the many others also conceived in rape, are recognised as secondary victims.