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Urgent Closure Needed!!! Horrific abuse and torture at Hartshead Meats, Mossley - Sign the Petition! c.org/7ZzqxQ9PTL via @UKChange

Updated EHRC code to be published in May sex-matters.org/posts/updates/…

Banned from entering the UK: >Kanye West NOT banned from entering the UK: >Pakistani-Muslim rapists >Islamic terrorists >War criminals >Foreign pedophiles >Illegal migrants on dinghies >Illegal migrants on trucks >Illegal migrants on planes This country is a joke.

Yesterday I spoke on @PatrickChristys show about a deeply concerning issue: the imbalance in how our system treats perpetrators versus victims. In many cases, individuals accused or convicted of serious offences are granted extensive legal aid, while victims are left fighting for years just to access compensation or basic support. Too often, they face barrier after barrier, which can leave them feeling overlooked and undervalued all over again. And it doesn’t stop there. Our system places a strong emphasis on rehabilitation and ensuring the needs of offenders are met including access to education, healthcare, therapy and structured support while in custody. Meanwhile, victims are frequently left to cope with long-term trauma, long waiting lists for therapy, and an exhausting battle for recognition and help. This contrast raises difficult but necessary questions about priorities. Victims who did nothing wrong can end up carrying lifelong consequences with far less support than they need or deserve. If we’re serious about justice, the focus must shift. Supporting victims shouldn’t be an afterthought, it should be central to the system. Because without that, we risk sending the message that those who suffer harm matter less than those who cause it. The issue of legal aid is complex as everyone should be entitled to a fair trial and legal representation, but there are practical ways it could be addressed more fairly. • If someone is found guilty, there should be a system in place for them to repay the cost of their legal aid over time once they are earning after release. • There also needs to be a broader conversation about accountability in cases involving foreign nationals, particularly where serious offences are committed shortly after arrival. • And more widely, prison should strike a better balance between rehabilitation and accountability. That could include structured work programmes where offenders contribute to society and, where appropriate, repay costs through meaningful labour. At the moment, many people feel the system doesn’t do enough to hold offenders accountable in a way that’s visible or meaningful, especially when compared to the struggles victims face in accessing support. Justice should mean accountability, fairness, and a system that clearly prioritises those who have been harmed, not one that leaves them feeling overlooked.

Mandate Independent Oversight in Family Court Cases Involving Coercive Control and DA - Sign the Petition! c.org/FPGcZSKZ69 via @UKChange

Petition: Classify Organised Grooming and Rape Gangs as Domestic Terrorism under Law petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7605…

Make sustainable development practices mandatory in the UK - Sign the Petition! c.org/pZ2GgpNJBy via @UKChange

Demand Sadiq Khan's Resignation: Failing London and Ignoring Abuse - Click here: cgo.ac/sco3GPqF2

Provide protection for Iran’s women’s national football team - Sign the Petition! c.org/LyGzszhmMC via @UKChange

The Grooming Gangs Inquiry must go further. Add your voice to the consultation and help bring justice for survivors. groominggangjustice.uk

Petition: Ban anyone convicted of terrorism offences from standing for public office petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7593…

The Grooming Gangs Inquiry must go further. Add your voice to the consultation and help bring justice for survivors. groominggangjustice.uk

@BBCNews Nobody gives a shit. REPORT THIS.

Good news. We've hit 50k on the petition in a matter of hours. We must save the rape gang court transcripts from destruction, and make them available to the public FOR FREE. Let's get this to 100k today, and force a debate in Parliament. Sign/share. petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7560…

This amazing video was made by @JenniferSey during the Paris Olympics. The one where a man entered women’s boxing and took gold. The athletes were begging for help. No one could see them bc Meta censored the hashtag! Can we get it going now? #XX

I’ve just voted for 'Life in Colour' by @inspiredyouth in the @SmileyCFA You should view and vote here too smileycharityfilmawards.com/films/life-in-… #CharityFilmAwards #cfa26 #charity

I’ve just voted for 'Life in Colour' by @inspiredyouth in the @SmileyCFA You should view and vote here too smileycharityfilmawards.com/films/life-in-… #CharityFilmAwards #cfa26 #charity

Stop denying women fertility treatment because their partner already has a child! - Sign the Petition! c.org/vdVbt9mrTF via @UKChange