Centre for Women’s Justice responds to announcement of new vetting standards for police officers
HOPE Campaign
Centre for Women’s Justice Welcomes Review of Homicide Laws and Sentencing Framework
CWJ responds to announcement of new Domestic Abuse Protection Notices and Orders: Implementation is key
Court of Appeal rejects murder appeal by Lea Rose Cheng – women’s campaigners now demand change in the law
Cara
CWJ responds to speech by Justice Secretary
Justice and Accountability for Survivors of David Carrick
Centre for Women’s Justice responds to Government’s announcement on ‘Groundbreaking new measures set to combat Violence Against Women and Girls’
Police Perpetrated Domestic Abuse – has anything changed? Systemic failures continue and victim/survivor confidence remains disturbingly low
Emma Humphreys
About the Prize
Crown Prosecution Service settles claim for wrong decision to drop rape case in which defendant claimed victim had ‘sexsomnia’
Independent inquiry reveals sickening abuse of power by the police in their treatment of victims of violence against women and girls.
CWJ applauds courage of Ella Janneh and welcomes the judgment in her civil claim against sex therapist Mike Lousada
Violent rapist who relied on ‘rough sex defence’ is jailed for 16 years
Voices from the Inside
Learn more about the report Voices From The Inside , which contains accounts from current and former prisoners and friends and relatives of prisoners on what life is like inside UK prisons.
Grassroots Gaia Principle campaign to unite survivors' voices and hold police to account
Many people fairly assume that the diligent investigation of serious crime, especially when presented with multiple independent allegations against the same suspect, is a police officer’s central duty. But as the data clearly shows, when it comes to abuse allegations this duty is neglected more often than not…