Dangerous Liaisons and Safer Living For All
While stalking is not precisely defined in law, Section 2A(3) of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 provides examples of behaviours that may constitute stalking. These behaviours become criminal when they cause someone to feel harassed, alarmed, or fearful.
Our primary purpose is to educate victims and survivors of stalking.
Welcome to Dangerous Liaisons, the podcast where Caroline Saul explores the complexities of society, culture, and relationships. Each week, we tackle the pressing issue of violence against women and girls (VAWG), including stalking, emotional abuse, trafficking, and cybercrime. Through compelling interviews with experts and survivors, we uncover the hidden truths and provide practical advice for creating safer communities. Please note: Some episodes may contain sensitive topics. Listener discretion is advised. Tune in, grab a cuppa and join us on this journey towards awareness and action!
Join us as Caroline talks with Harriet Wistrich, solicitor and Founder of the Centre for Women’s Justice, about her journey into law and feminism. Harriet shares her thoughts about the systemic failures of the criminal justice system in addressing violence against women, the importance of police accountability, and the legal challenges faced by women in abusive relationships. Discover the vital work of the Justice for Women campaign and learn how myths surrounding domestic violence impact societal perceptions. This episode supports advocacy for women’s rights.
Sister in Law: Fighting for Justice in a System Designed by Men – BOOK
April 2026 bookings are open for podcasts, media interviews, workshops, or speaking events. I’d love to collaborate with organisations committed to raising awareness and making a difference.
