…sexism and misogyny, and safely challenge attitudes and comments where we can. On this front, football can have a very powerful and positive role to play.” Emma, a survivor of…
…believe domestic abuse is the result of just ‘bad people’ rather than a reflection of sexism in wider society enabling it (Women’s Aid, 2022). UK adults also see the abuser’s…
…felt that their children’s thoughts, wishes or feelings had not been listened to or acted upon; An underlying culture of misogyny, mother-blaming and victim-blaming continues in the family courts; Women…
…should have been suspended immediately but the dismissive attitude that we have seen time and again highlights deep-seated issues with misogyny and misconduct within the Met. “This permissive culture must…
…to see a response which matches the scale and seriousness of the issue. The ‘it’s your word against mine’ attitude is a sickening throwback to a time when misogyny was…
…Funds (NRPF) 19th July 2017 Transforming our National Response – Priorities for the Domestic Violence & Abuse Act 29th March 2017 Tackling Misogyny as a Hate Crime The APPG requested…
…these goals – call out misogyny and sexism when you see it if it is safe to do, extend your support if you are worried about someone, join us in…
…special event asked guests to ‘Come together to End Domestic Abuse’. It is time to call “cut” on misogyny and sexism, and for everyone to take “action” to end this…
…girls, as well as those who experience it, while failing to hold perpetrators to account of challenge the systems that enabled these forms of male-violence, such a sexism, misogyny, and…
…there is an issue of deep-rooted misogyny and sexism within our police forces, which has resulted in women and girls being failed. Over the last few years, we’ve seen various…
