It’s more complicated than most realise. So why are harmful actions often overlooked? Why isn’t harm always treated as a crime? Stalking can look different — cat-and-mouse games, involving others, or slow, corrosive harm many don’t recognise. If you’re done with myths, excuses, and silence, this newsletter is for you. Join a private space where the real truths get shared. [Join the list today]
Gendercide, also known as “gender-selective extermination,” is the systematic killing of individuals based on their gender. Gendercide can take many forms, including female infanticide, female foeticide, and gender-based violence. Female…
Read More
Crime is a topic that is often at the forefront of people’s minds, especially when it is reported on in the media. But how accurate is the public’s perception of…
Read More
Forced marriage, also known as “coerced marriage,” is a marriage in which one or both parties do not freely and fully consent to the union. Forced marriage is a serious…
Read More
Crime statistics are often used to measure the rate of criminal activity in a given area and to compare crime rates across different locations. These statistics can be helpful in…
Read More
the construction of the ideal victim in the media The portrayal of victims in the media is a crucial aspect of public discourse surrounding crime and victimisation. This blog examines…
Read More