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Think I'd crumble? You think I'd lay down and die? No, not I ….

London, England Beigetreten Haziran 2009
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The Cassandra Centre
The Cassandra Centre@CassandraCentre·
Horrific behaviour from this council. We know this mum and her son and she’s in floods of tears, frightened and at her wits end. It’s not good enough. It’s not even nearly good enough. Women fleeing abuse deserve SO MUCH BETTER. Thank you @Kwajotweneboa for stepping up again.❤️
KWAJO- Social Issues Campaigner@Kwajotweneboa

Please Share🙏🏽🚨 - Today the RBKC sent an Abuse Victim and her son to emergency accommodation in Dagenham (Essex). Mum and son arrived to no beds, furniture, and the place is filthy. Staff have since clocked off and gone home…

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Dr. Ann Olivarius
Dr. Ann Olivarius@AnnOlivarius·
"Retiring from rugby was the biggest mistake of my life". Telling that abusing his wife and mother of his 5 kids for years isn't his biggest mistake. You might have thought it would be, but no. Happily, Hogg is "finally valuing himself" now. Phew. telegraph.co.uk/rugby-union/20…
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@NataliePage So many mothers victim blamed in family court. I wish more cases could be brought forward. Appeals aren’t always possible and the JCIO does not consider this type of conduct an issue worth investigating regardless of devastating effects on a vulnerable party.
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Natalie Page
Natalie Page@NataliePage·
A mum sidelined by the court from her child's life after an act of desperation due to her child's father's abuse has CASE OVERTURNED 🏆 High Court judge has overturned a family court order that sidelined a mother from her child’s life, after that court gave more weight to her single suicide attempt than to the father’s serious domestic violence, including a knife attack on a previous partner that resulted in a prison sentence.
Suzanne Martin@AndhaBandar

Mother Victim-Blamed by Judge Wins Appeal open.substack.com/pub/suzannemar…

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SHERA Research Group: Health Law Rights Support ©
SHERA Research Group: Health Law Rights Support ©@SheraFamily·
Thanks @DrProudman for speaking for the children and noting that #familycourt professionals often may not even speak to children (in fact in 1/2 of cases, according to Nuffield FJO Hargreaves et al) & notes that many judges also do not see that a rapist father is a harmful parent
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Natalie Page
Natalie Page@NataliePage·
I'm working on something HUGE! My book is coming soon. The System Is The Weapon - How Abusive Fathers Exploit Family Courts Against Mothers and Children. Books can hopefully change the world. 💫 I'll share more details with you all soon!
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la scapigliata
la scapigliata@lascapigliata8·
I made a promise to post my detailed account of medical rape, every time this issue comes up. I would like my profession to start engaging with the enormity of this issue. Male doctors sexually assaulting patients and female colleagues is not rare. lascapigliata.com/personal/break…
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victoria
victoria@DollyScoobs·
#holdalljudgestoaccount When the JCIO and the BSB have thresholds so high for complaints to be taken seriously, it’s obvious that they are not there to uphold standards. They exist to protect reputations. A robust complaints process would not only improve accountability but would encourage higher standards, greater care and better conduct in the first place. Surely this isn’t too much to ask of those who make decisions everyday that can alter the course of people’s lives. REAL accountability is essential not some tick-box exercise put in place to keep ‘us’ in our place!
Dr Charlotte Proudman@DrProudman

Judge Daniel Sawyer harassed me with an anonymous account after I spoke out about the poor treatment of rape victims. The Judicial Conduct Investigations Office (JCIO) refused the complaint. When judges police judges, we have no confidence in the JCIO. archive.is/VvAAv

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Good Law Project
Good Law Project@GoodLawProject·
NEW 💬 After Matthew Pringle hid behind a so-called transparency order, the Court of Appeal has lifted the lid on the ‘deceitful’ behaviour that tricked Liv Nervo into pregnancy: goodlaw.social/hw4o
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Natalie Page
Natalie Page@NataliePage·
🚨Police to monitor victims not perpetrators 🚨 It's always the victim who loses rights and privacy. "Hand over your phone," they say. Now it's "We'll tag you to keep you safe." Because monitoring serious criminals sounds too much like policing.
The Telegraph@Telegraph

Rape and domestic abuse victims will be tracked to prevent them ever coming into contact with their attackers under Britain’s biggest-ever expansion of tagging. Read more here ⤵️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/1…

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Dr Adrienne Barnett
Dr Adrienne Barnett@BarnettAdrienne·
One day an army of children will want answers and the family courts and the government will need to be ready. Answers to why their childhoods were stolen and messed up, why they were robbed of their mothers, why they weren’t listened to, why no one helped them and why all this was done by a cruel pseudoscientific experiment. But the government doesn’t need to wait for the children demanding answers. It can act now and stop the cruel practice of child removal by the family courts and outlaw the so-called experts who profit from it. Amanda’s children need to be reunited with her, please don’t wait until it’s too late to salvage their childhoods
Amanda Against Abuse@AmandaAgainstDA

Six months. Six months since I’ve held my children, heard their laughter up close, been their mum in the way mothers are supposed to be. Except for two brief moments, doctor’s appointments I booked, because that’s what mothers do. Fifteen minutes each. That’s all I’ve had. And that was the problem, apparently. Not that the children needed medical care. Not that I ensured they got it. But that I was the one who booked it. So now we’re back to supervised contact as per father’s demands. A sterile room. A clock on the wall. A stranger in the corner. Think about what that does to a child’s mind. One day, mummy is home. She’s tucking you in, making decisions, being mum. Then she does exactly what a mother should do, and suddenly you’re watching her through a window of rules and restrictions, wondering what she did wrong. What are we teaching them? That love can be weaponised. That care can be punished. That one parent holds the power to erase the other through control. And family court allows it. Children are watching. They are learning. And they will one day understand exactly what happened here.

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David Challen
David Challen@David_Challen·
@Helen_Fields @louistheroux I've been reluctant to comment on this doc because of the insistence that now Theroux has covered we must all treat his findings as revelatory. As you note, they are not. It is also the umpteenth male fronted programme on the subject. Sidelining women on this issue is a mistake.
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The JCIO are not fit for purpose. About time .
Dr Chris Day@drcmday

A doctor’s appeal alleging judicial bias was due to be heard at the Employment Appeal Tribunal. Instead, the system delayed the appeal for several years. Eventually, the bias appeal point was conceded. Yes — conceded. The BBC has now reported on the extraordinary efforts made to shield the judge from serious and credible complaints raised from multiple sources. What should trouble anyone who cares about the integrity of the justice system is not just the allegation itself, but the institutional resistance to addressing it. When concerns about judicial conduct arise, the system should confront them quickly and transparently. Instead, what we see here is a process that appears to have bent over backwards to avoid doing so. Would the EAT have really allowed this appeal had it not been conceded by the doctor's opponent including the fact that the doctor did not have a fair trial? The public deserves better. This BBC investigation sets out the story in detail: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

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Kelly
Kelly@broadwaybabyto·
A woman was raped in her hotel room and NOW Travelodge puts a rule in place that staff must have consent to give your key to someone else. The fact that this wasn’t already a rule is genuinely terrifying. No one cares about the safety of women & girls.
Vittoria@vitt2tsnoc

After a woman was raped in her hotel room… Travelodge now says staff must get explicit consent before giving someone a key to a guest’s room. I genuinely cannot get over the fact that this apparently needed to be written down as a NEW RULE in 2026. What the actual fuck.

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