The Crown Prosecution Service commissioned Equally Ours to undertake research into public views on rape. It showed that less than half of the British public understand important truths about rape, but reframing can improve public understanding and attitudes.
The government has published it’s Bill of Rights which is intended to replace the Human Rights Act. Equally Ours has published a statement about the effects
Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has published its latest report on National Stop and Search. This report brings together evidence from the IOPC work,
This recent article by Lewis Graham examines the UK Supreme Court as it is constituted under Lord Reed. Graham argues that the Reed court is
The Ministry of Justice has launched a pilot approach at family courts in North Wales and Dorset aims to improve information sharing between agencies such
Stella Creasy MP with the support of Fawcett Society have put together a weblink to help constituents write to their MP to ask them to
Equally Ours has contributed to and co-signed the Joint Briefing for the House of Lords ahead of the report stage of the on the Police,
The Law commission has published its final report on Hate crime laws (pdf).
This framework report sets out the broad framework within which the Commissioner will operate. The Welsh Ministers have also been consulted as required under section
In this new report, Surviving Economic Abuse is calling for survivors of domestic abuse to be exempt from the legal aid means test, to ensure
