In this blog People’s History Museum share a list of famous UK protests, that would’ve been impossible under the new Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill
The second reading of the bill by The Minister of State, Home Office in which she discusses revisions to be made to the police, crime,
A review of the Youth Justice Board’s work over the year, with performance data and financial information. The Youth Justice Board for England and Wales
The End-to-end rape review report on findings and actions (pdf) sets out the government’s proposals improving the Criminal Justice System’s response to rape in England
Polling commissioned by Compassion in Politics shows that 72% of people who have experienced online abuse believe they were targeted by anonymous or false accounts.
The European Court of Justice has issued an opinion that the UK is guilty of indirect discrimination on the grounds of nationality if it refuses
The Ministry of Justice have published statutory guidance which focuses on victims’ rights and sets out the minimum standard that organisations must provide to victims
In this response document, the Government recognises that the abuse and physical violence faced by shop staff can have a significant impact on their health,
‘While twenty or thirty years ago, communities could draw inspiration and strength from established black community and neighbourhood campaigns, today’s targeting of BAME populations comes
Galop have produced a survey as part of their three-year research project which looks at the impact of sexual violence on LGBT+ people across the
