Gisèle Pelicot’s battle isn’t over
Shame is changing sides, but it’s a work in progress
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Gisèle Pelicot is not your hero
In her new memoir, Pelicot rejects the pedestal she has been put on
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The probation system is failing women
Unable to trust restraining orders, some victims are tracking down their own abusers
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The Epstein files prove the MeToo backlash went too far
We have forgotten the omnipresence of misogyny
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Did Labour let down abused women?
Jess Phillips needs to decide what matters more: the sector that nurtured her career or women’s lives.
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The Andrew Tate problem
His coarse misogyny is often described as appealing to working-class boys and young men. Is this really the issue?
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How courts punish the victims of domestic abuse
Even after leaving their tormentors, those who have suffered at the hands of their partners face a brutal legal battle.
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How the assisted dying bill could unleash male violence
The realities of control and abuse have been ignored in drafting this proposed law.
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Why is it still legal to make deepfake porn?
Criminalising the use of a woman’s image without her consent shouldn’t be a complex issue.
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Southport and the changing face of terror
Keir Starmer is correct: the Prevent programme failed to comprehend Axel Rudakubana’s obsession with violence.
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The truth about the grooming scandal
The media did not ignore the gangs or the violence – but the victims still await justice.
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Why Gisèle Pelicot is a hero
The horror of the mass rape trial in France has shaken the world.
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Has Labour shifted on sex-based rights?
Members care about women’s issues and it seems the party is finally listening.
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Violence against women and girls is a deeper problem than politicians realise
All parents worry about their children from time to time, but now it feels different.
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Why terror targets Taylor Swift fans
On a street in Vienna, the star’s fans are building a sanctuary in defiance against the threat of terror and…
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Politicians ignore the Mumsnet manifesto at their peril
It is hard to read the list of policy demands and not reflect that life is getting worse for British…
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When women fight back
Three accounts of women who met male brutality on its own terms reveal the limits of justice – both within…
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Online platforms have profited from misogyny for too long
As the Online Safety Act becomes law, social media companies must start doing better for women and girls.
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How the MeToo backlash helped Russell Brand
Also this week: Bring on by-election season, and my predictions for Strictly Come Dancing.
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The gender binary is false
We should question a mindset that viciously excludes whole groups of people.
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