Domestic abuse commissioner ‘relieved’ after government commits to reintroducing Bill Klara Slater 24 Sep Women
Law to protect victims of domestic violence dropped as a result of suspended Parliament Klara Slater 13 Sep Women
Anti-abortion activists lose appeal against council’s protest-free safe zone Klara Slater 3 Sep Women
The ’50 shades’ defence: are the courts allowing women to consent to their own deaths? Helena Spector 31 Jul Crime, Women
Family relationships a ‘must-have’ for rehabilitation of female offenders, according to MoJ review Aqsa Hussain 21 Jun Prisons, Women
First-time child abuse viewers should avoid prosecution, argues Justice report Helena Spector 13 Jun #MeToo, Women
Renewed calls to divert women away from justice system for shop-lifting and non-payment of TV licences Helena Spector 7 Jun Prisons, Women
‘Northern Ireland’s abortion laws would make most bible-belted states green with envy’ Nicholas Reed Langen 17 May Women
‘We have lost my beautiful daughter and now we have lost the chance to get justice’ Helena Spector 8 May #MeToo, Women
Domestic Abuse Bill would create a ‘two-tier system and fail migrant women Klara Slater 1 Mar Immigration, Women
