#DaisysLaw Justice Campaigner #BornFromRape. #prochoice #TheSecondVictim @audibleuk .Black🇯🇲 Transracial #Adoptee. Co-Founder of #NowVisible
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David Walliams has been accused of abusing his celebrity status to pursue teenage girls for sex, a joint three-year investigation by ITV News and the Guardian has revealed
Walliams denies all allegations including criminal activity
The accusations span more than two decades alongside the TV personality and author’s meteoric rise to fame
Read more: itv.com/news/2026-11-10/davi…
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THIS IS A PICTURE OF WOODY ALLEN AND HIS 8 YEAR OLD ADOPTIVE DAUGHTER. who he raised and groomed to be his wife who he is now married to still. This is sick. He's not in jail nor is this even talked about.
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Ten women reported the same man at Cornell. TEN. And nothing was done to stop him. Then people turn around and ask why women don't report. Maybe start asking why nobody listens when they do.
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I'm aware of an individual, who has been relentlessly harassing me for speaking about rape, making false claims that I am awaiting trial for a crime. This person's partner is in prison for rape and abuse. This is categorically untrue. I have never been prosecuted for any crime.
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🇪🇸 SPAIN
A major ruling against surrogacy!
Spain’s Supreme Court has upheld the refusal to register children born through surrogacy in Ukraine, reaffirming that the desire to have a child, however noble, can NEVER come at the expense of another human being’s fundamental rights.
The Court also denounced the contradiction of prohibiting surrogacy in Spain while allowing legal loopholes that enable the practice to continue abroad.
eldiario.es/sociedad/supremo…
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Pupils at Edinburgh Academy suffered “dreadful abuse” over 40 years while the school ignored numerous complaints and focused on protecting its reputation
Read more here: independent.co.uk/news/uk/ho…
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“Sentencing is one part of it. I think we need a broader look at how victims are treated throughout the justice process.”
@skysarahjane asks the Victims’ Commissioner for London, Andrea Simon, whether sentencing guidelines for rape and sexual assault need to be revised.
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Baffles me to see how many people think it's easy to get somebody convicted for rape just by making it up. You can barely get them done for actually raping you.
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What are the optics of a predominantly white room applauding an article about a now dead Black man Prof Jason Arday? Journalist Samantha Asumadu writes about the backlash against the British Journalism Awards hosted by Press Gazette & asks key questions thecommunityreporter.co.uk/p…
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When my rapist was sentenced, his lawyer said it was in injustice that I had done well in life and that my rapist was just in love with me. So I took a disciplinary case against him and won. But I shouldn’t have had to fight so hard. The system should do the work, not survivors.
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Prima Facie held a mirror up to the justice system. The question is whether those within it are willing to look. Our latest Journal explores its impact and the urgent need to challenge rape myths in court.
makeyourselfheard.org/journa…
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Over the weekend, I heard from many struggling with the impact of this case and the public commentary surrounding it.
Today, we stand with the brave survivors at sentencing and all survivors watching. You are not alone. Support is available rapecrisis.org.uk/get-help/w…
If the events of recent days have brought back painful memories, or you are struggling with your experiences, support is available.
Rape Crisis England & Wales offers a free, confidential 24/7 support line.
☎️ 0808 500 2222
💻 Online support: rapecrisis.org.uk/get-help/w…
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The sentencing remarks in R -v- Russell Brand can now be read on the judicial website: judiciary.uk/judgments/r-v-r…
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A number of people on X have raised concerns about my involvement and that of @centreWJ in the Young Vic's production of the Pellicot trial - this is our statement on why and how we are involved centreforwomensjustice.org.u…
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Last chance to come talk about surrogacy in London ! Please rsvp ❤️🙌🏻
Join us for an evening with wine, nibbles and honest conversation.
📅 Thursday 12 November 6–8pm
📍 The Owl Bookshop, 207-209 Kentish Town Road, London NW5 2JU
To attend the Book launch for 'In Search of My Mother' by @maurel_olivia next week please RSVP to:
📩 [email protected] by
Tuesday 10th November
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There is a pattern emerging within the barrister community. Victim centered reforms are scoffed at and blocked. Also victims opinions are treated as uninformed or simply being given to them by the institutional bodies that are pushing reforms. Our lived experiences inform them.
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My thoughts are with the women he raped and sexually assaulted. Not how awful prison is for him.
#RussellBrand
🚨RUSSELL BRAND UPDATE: THIS IS GETTING FRIGHTENING
Just days after his conviction, Russell Brand is reportedly living in fear inside London’s notorious HMP Wandsworth prison.
According to the Daily Mail, hundreds of inmates are chanting vicious insults at him. He’s reportedly spending most of his time alone in his cell, leaving primarily to collect food.
One prison source describes conditions where inmates can be locked in their cells from 4:30 PM until 8 AM, with little opportunity for exercise.
Reports also suggest prison officials have taken additional precautions to protect him from violence and extortion.
Brand is scheduled to be sentenced TOMORROW, November 9. He was convicted of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault, while being acquitted of three other charges.
And here’s what continues to trouble me.
We’ve witnessed governments weaponize institutions against political opponents. I cannot help wondering whether Brand’s outspoken political views played any role in how this case unfolded … 25 years later … the timing is sus.
IF political retaliation played any part in this, it would be absolutely sickening.
What are your thoughts?