Stacey Hyde
Prisoners’ friends and families: let’s hear their voices – a call for collaboration
Find out more about a research project working with prisoners’ friends and families in order to build a picture of the conditions that prevail in UK prisons and how they affect both those detained and those who care about them.
Centre for Women's Justice response to MOJ murder sentencing consultation
Centre for Women's Justice responds to Part 1 of the Angiolini Inquriy
Centre for Women’s Justice response to increased sentences for ‘rough sex’ manslaughter
Police perpetrated domestic abuse: Devon & Cornwall Police under the spotlight
Centre for Women’s Justice responds to National Police Chief’s Council integrity screening: Data wash or white wash?
Murder of seven-year-old Nikki Allan in 1992: IOPC to conduct an independent investigation
CWJ's response to the review into 'Operation Span'
Celebrating 25 Years of the Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize
On 9 February 2024 we will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize (EHMP). Each year since the untimely death of Emma in 1998 prizes of £1,000 are awarded to an individual and/or group who has raised awareness of male violence against women through writing and campaigning.
Traumatised victims of multi-perpetrator child sexual exploitation (CSE)
Sarah Colley writes about her research on multi-perpetrator child sexual exploitation (CSE) and some of the issues in the criminal justice system, which retraumatises children.
'Stop Criminalising Survivors' Film Launch
CWJ’s response to Lord Chancellor’s announcement of consultation on tougher sentences for knife and domestic killers
Failings by the state can be a matter of life or death: Groundbreaking new report on the deaths of Black and minoritised women due to domestic abuse launched
Domestic Abuse and Brain Injury: A Link Often Missed
Leading international research has shown that domestic abuse is the primary cause of brain injury in women around the globe. The intersection between the two is one that must be understood so that survivors are provided with support and fatalities are prevented.
Nominations are now open for the Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize
Creating future feminist lawyers
Back in 2021 as part of our anti-racism strategy, we created The Azra Kemal Legal Internship Programme, which is a paid part-time internship for women from Black, Asian and/or minoritised backgrounds.Sannam and Sado have kindly written about their internship experience so we can share it with you.