Tag: Justice System

• Why Are Disability Benefits Being Cut? A Closer Look at the UK Government’s Strategy

  Jun 26

  Recent government proposals in the UK suggest substantial reductions in health and disability-related benefits, including changes to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and Universal Credit. Analysis from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation,… more ›

• A Grim Reality: The Scale of Femicide in the UKFemicide in the UK: An In-Depth Analysis of Alarming Statistics and Causes

  Mar 12

  Femicide, the gender-based killing of women, remains a critical issue in the United Kingdom. Recent statistics reveal that in 2024, at least 80 women were allegedly killed by men. This… more ›

• RFK Jr. Takes Over U.S. Health – What Does This Mean for Women?

  Feb 19

  🚨 The War on Women’s Health Has Begun – And RFK Jr. Is Leading the Charge 🚨 Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has officially taken control of the U.S. Department of… more ›

• Project 2025: A Threat to Women’s Rights?

  Feb 13

  In 2025, the world feels like it’s moving at breakneck speed. Political shifts are happening rapidly, and policies that once seemed unthinkable are creeping into reality. One such initiative, Project… more ›

• The Truth Behind the UK’s Grooming Gangs and the Danger of Political Scapegoating

  Jan 4

  In recent months, the issue of child sexual exploitation (CSE) in the UK has re-entered the spotlight, fuelled not by meaningful discussion but by divisive rhetoric from figures such as… more ›

• Misogyny on the Internet: A Growing Threat to Women

  Dec 22

  In the vast expanse of the digital age, the internet has become a space of limitless potential, offering communication, education, and activism platforms. It serves as a tool for empowerment,… more ›

• Comparing Sentences: Violence Against Women vs. Other Crimes in the UK

  Dec 21

  Are Sentences for Violence Against Women Too Lenient? Sentencing practices in the UK aim to reflect offence severity and societal impact. Still, significant disparities exist between sentences for Violence against… more ›