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Issue 16 of The View is here 

The View Magazine Launches Issue 16 Focused on Solidarity Through Creativity London, UK–22 December 2025, The View Magazine, the award-winning independent platform dedicated to amplifying the voices of women impacted by the criminal justice system, announces the release of Issue 16, a 120+ page winter edition examining systemic failures in medical care for women…
22 December 20250Comments

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Trump Administration Expands Mexico City Policy to Prohibit DEI and “Gender Ideology”

The Trump administration has announced a historical expansion of the scope of the “Global Gag Rule” which will halt non-military U.S. foreign assistance to organisations working on issues related to DEI and “gender ideology." A year after President Trump reinstated the Mexico City Policy, renamed “Protecting Life in Global Health Assistance” under his administration and…
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Court of Appeal Fails Justice: Farah Damji’s Case Exposes Systemic Corruption

The Court of Appeal’s refusal to consider medical and mental health and fresh evidence including misconduct by the Prosecution Barrister Christial Moll and lies about Nigel Gould Davis’ pre-existing mental health conditions and failure to comply with the most basic disclosure request  in Farah Damji’s case reveals a broken system that endangers lives and undermines…
23 January 20260Comments

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From the Blue Stockings to Salles Connes: The Journey of French Feminism and The Organisations Fighting For Equality Today

France prides itself on égalité, liberté, fraternité, yet more than two centuries after the Revolution, women are still fighting to claim those promises. In the View 16, Amelie Baker’s deep‑dive feature From the Blue Stockings to Salles Connes traces the powerful, complicated, and often contradictory journey of French feminism, revealing how centuries‑old stereotypes continue to…
19 January 20260Comments

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Europe Can No Longer Look Away: Women’s Prisons Under Human Rights Scrutiny

In 2025, the Council of Europe’s European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT) announced a landmark thematic review of women’s prisons across Europe. The move reflects growing alarm over the treatment of incarcerated women and the failure of prison systems to meet basic human rights standards. Women…
14 January 20260Comments

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Farah’s Appeal: Cancer, CPTSD and the Human Cost of Imprisonment

As Farah Damji’s case reaches the Court of Appeal, new legal submissions, expert witness evidence, and campaigning research expose a stark picture: a criminal justice system failing women with cancer and complex trauma. This week’s hearing on Wednesday 14th January before the full Court of Appeal raises urgent questions about punishment, healthcare, and humanity behind…
14 January 20260Comments

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ICE Agent Shoots and Kills Renée Good: Slurs, Slander and Digital Abuse Follow

The killing of Renée Nicole Good by an ICE officer, followed by misogynistic slurs, political slander, and AI-generated abuse, exposes the lethal consequences of expansive enforcement and detainment tactics. A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer is once again at the centre of a national outcry. Renée Nicole Good, a 37-year-old decorated poet, a…
13 January 20260Comments

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