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The repeal of the presumption of parental involvement passes through Commons
The repeal of the presumption of parental involvement passes through CommonsThe Courts and Tribunals Bill, which includes Clause 17, which repeals the presumption of parental involvement, passed through the House of Commons.
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The government has announced new specialist rape criminal courts, but what happens when you share a child with your rapist?
The government has announced new specialist rape criminal courts, but what happens when you share a child with your rapist?In response to the rollout of specialist criminal rape courts, Charlotte Borthwick explains how rape victims in the family court face a system with no legal definition of rape and no promise of special protections.
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“Please do not forget about victims in family court”: A letter to the Lord Chancellor from our survivor ambassador
“Please do not forget about victims in family court”: A letter to the Lord Chancellor from our survivor ambassadorRight to Equality’s survivor ambassador “Rose” has written this week to the Lord Chancellor to welcome the announcement of new specialist rape courts but to remind him that victim-survivors in family courts also face significant challenges, that must not be forgotten.
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Remorseful in family but unrepentant in criminal
Remorseful in family but unrepentant in criminalA post from Barrister, Eleanor Marsh. Eleanor raises concerns about a new judgment where a father shows apparent remorse in family court enabling him to progress contact but denies the same offences and blames the victim in criminal proceedings.
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The repeal of the presumption of parental involvement passes through Commons
The repeal of the presumption of parental involvement passes through CommonsThe Courts and Tribunals Bill, which includes Clause 17, which repeals the presumption of parental involvement, passed through the House of Commons.
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The government has announced new specialist rape criminal courts, but what happens when you share a child with your rapist?
The government has announced new specialist rape criminal courts, but what happens when you share a child with your rapist?In response to the rollout of specialist criminal rape courts, Charlotte Borthwick explains how rape victims in the family court face a system with no legal definition of rape and no promise of special protections.
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“Please do not forget about victims in family court”: A letter to the Lord Chancellor from our survivor ambassador
“Please do not forget about victims in family court”: A letter to the Lord Chancellor from our survivor ambassadorRight to Equality’s survivor ambassador “Rose” has written this week to the Lord Chancellor to welcome the announcement of new specialist rape courts but to remind him that victim-survivors in family courts also face significant challenges, that must not be forgotten.
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Remorseful in family but unrepentant in criminal
Remorseful in family but unrepentant in criminalA post from Barrister, Eleanor Marsh. Eleanor raises concerns about a new judgment where a father shows apparent remorse in family court enabling him to progress contact but denies the same offences and blames the victim in criminal proceedings.
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The law that labels mothers fleeing abuse as international child abductors: In conversation with Ruth Dineen from Hague Mothers
The law that labels mothers fleeing abuse as international child abductors: In conversation with Ruth Dineen from Hague MothersCharlotte Richardson, in conversation with Ruth Dineen, founder of Hague Mothers, explores the key issues with Hague Convention proceedings and why we are campaigning for reform.
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Abusers’ New Favourite Toy: AirTags used to stalk and control women
Abusers’ New Favourite Toy: AirTags used to stalk and control womenIt’s been over two years since Apple launched its AirTag device, a small and inconspicuous gadget that can be attached to keys, wallets, and other items to help you locate them using the Find My app on your…
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The life time work of Catharine Mackinnon
The life time work of Catharine MackinnonProfessor Catherine A. MacKinnon is a leading American feminist legal scholar and activist. She is best known for her groundbreaking work on sexual harassment, pornography, gender equality and sexual violence.
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The laws that discriminated against women 100 years ago in Britain
The laws that discriminated against women 100 years ago in BritainOne hundred years ago, in Britain, women were subject to a variety of oppressive laws that denied them basic rights and severely limited their opportunities. These laws were based on the idea that women were inferior to men and needed to be controlled…
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The five key signs that you’re in an abusive relationship
The five key signs that you’re in an abusive relationshipIt’s important to be aware of the signs that you may be in an abusive relationship so that you can get help and address the situation. Abuse can come in different forms, including physical, emotional, mental and even financial abuse. Here are five…
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