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Why Children Are Removed After Abuse Disclosures (And What Needs to Change): Reshare from The Heartbreak to Happiness Podcast
Why Children Are Removed After Abuse Disclosures (And What Needs to Change): Reshare from The Heartbreak to Happiness PodcastThis is the second in a two-part series, produced in partnership with Sara Davison, The Divorce Coach, where we look into the shocking subject of child removal in private family proceedings in England and Wales.
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Family of teenage rape survivor join our Breaking Bias, Building Justice campaign as ambassadors
Family of teenage rape survivor join our Breaking Bias, Building Justice campaign as ambassadorsWe are pleased to announce that the mother and step-father of Jazmine, a teenage rape survivor whose three rapists were spared custodial sentences by Judge Nicholas Rowland, have joined our Breaking Bias, Building Justice campaign as ambassadors.
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Right to Equality launches new report “scratching the surface” of victim-blaming in family court
Right to Equality launches new report “scratching the surface” of victim-blaming in family courtRight to Equality’s report on victim-blaming and bias in family court. The report makes 10 recommendations to improve transparency, accountability and more research.
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‘We’re at high risk from these people’
‘We’re at high risk from these people’Jessica Bradley reports on the case of “Henry,” a young boy at the centre of prolonged family court proceedings following domestic abuse allegations against his father. His mother, Liz, says she has acted to protect her son, but has instead been accused of parental alienation…
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Cocaine en route to court: a five year old ordered to live with his drug taking father
Cocaine en route to court: a five year old ordered to live with his drug taking fatherTess Reidy reports on a complex family court case involving five-year-old “Barney,” who was removed from his mother’s care earlier this year amid concerns about her mental health and possible abduction risks. He now lives with his father and…
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Right to Equality awarded Non-For-Profit of the Year 2026
Right to Equality awarded Non-For-Profit of the Year 2026We are thrilled to have won Non-for-Profit Organisation of the Year at the Women and Diversity in Law awards.
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‘I hope I see you in Tescos, not in my courtroom’
‘I hope I see you in Tescos, not in my courtroom’In part two of Lara Feigel’s report on a case in Bournemouth Family Court, the stakes are high for two school-aged children living with their mother. If their parents cannot agree on a compromise they will find themselves at a full contested trial….
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![@strongerthansilencefoundation was born from one family’s experience following the Fordingbridge case, where their daughter (publicly known as “Jazmine”) was one of the young survivors. Having lived the devastating, lasting impact of trauma firsthand, they’re now building something to make sure no one else faces that journey without support.
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