How safe are women now?

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TWO YEARS AFTER SARAH EVERARD’S DEATH, WE ASK WHAT’S CHANGED

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Crime Monthly Magazine

2 March 2023

Bella

‘i’m fighting for justice for my beloved gran’

When Sarah Rice, 48, heard her grandma had passed away she had no idea of the true horror of what had happened…

Crime Monthly

Can we stop women being abused online?

AS OFCOM ISSUES NEW GUIDANCE AIMED AT PROTECTING WOMEN AND GIRLS ONLINE, ONE VICTIM REVEALS THE ABUSE SHE RECEIVED ON SOCIAL MEDIA

The Big Issue

In 2023, violent unrest focused the country’s attention on a small corner of cardiff. how did the community recover once the cameras were gone?

Riots sparked by the deaths of two young boys in Cardiff two years ago put the area of Ely into the national spotlight. But afterwards, something remarkable happened as a community worked out how to r

Cosmopolitan - UK

Bargaining for bodily autonomy

Little-known fact: abortion is a criminal offence in Britain, governed by a law from before women got the right to vote. As powerful anti-choice groups seek to roll back reproductive rights here – as we’ve seen in the US and Europe – seven women, for whom the fight is personal and political, explain why it’s time to join our new campaign to enshrine in law that abortion is healthcare

Women's Running

“ we need to ask ourselves what progress looks like…issues for black and brown women are often unnoticed, and there are silenced voices elsewhere, like ageing women who run, mothers who run, menopausal women who run”

Sarah Ackland is an architect who started running 12 years ago while at university and quickly became a passionate hobbyist. However, when Sarah moved to London, she struggled to find the right space

Grazia

6. ‘my police colleague called a rape victim a slut – and kept his job’

Issy Vine, a former 999 call handler, is suing the Met after claiming they reinstated her colleague who made sexist slurs