In the complex world of justice, the courtroom is often seen as a place of order and clarity. Yet, for many, it becomes a stage where past traumas are relived. Constance Marten's case sheds light on how trauma can profoundly affect courtroom behavior, challenging the very essence of justice.
Constance Marten, born into British aristocracy,…
Khadijah Sanai's story represents one of the most heartbreaking examples of institutional failure and healthcare neglect within the UK's prison system. Her journey from diagnosis to death illuminates the deeply troubling gaps in care, accountability, and basic human dignity afforded to those behind bars – particularly when facing life-threatening illnesses like cancer.
When Khadijah…
Surviving Serco - podcast exposes the obstructions faced by Constance Marten, and how private prison contracts are undermining the right to a fair trial.
The latest episode of Rebel Justice, the podcast by The View CiC amplifies the silenced voice of an incarcerated woman - Constance Marten, a defendant currently on trial at the Old…
A 58-year-old woman currently battling stage three aggressive breast cancer is being denied chemotherapy and radiotherapy in prison. Farah Damji has been on remand for 13 months.
“He stole one year of my life when I just don’t have time and I should have been with my friends and family recovering from surgery and getting…
What happens when women confront the oppressive forces of state power? The View Magazine Issue 12 fearlessly examines this question, delving into the intersection of justice, trauma, and resilience. At its core, this issue is about the strength of women navigating a world where systemic failures often perpetuate marginalisation.
Inside This Issue
This edition illuminates the lives…
Farah’s story, featured in The Mirror UK, highlights her battle with cancer while facing horrific conditions in prison, including being chained to her hospital bed. Her struggle for humane treatment is gaining attention.
A key step forward is the involvement of her lawyer, Mark McDonald, who has made her case a priority and is fighting for…
When Susan Pease Bannit transitioned away from her established psychotherapy practice, she brought to light the intricate layers of psychological trauma. Her narrative is more than just a personal tale; it serves as an essential beacon for anyone entangled in the grips of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), dissociative disorders and the haunting shadows of ritual…
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London’s Women And Justice Café: a Magazine turned London Arts Centre, The View is a platform by and for women with lived experiences of social reform and the criminal justice system.
Newly opened in Kings Cross London, The View Café provides a holistic and communal space hosting “workshops that aim to help women paint new futures…
Although she may not realize it, on the day she is born every little girl receives a gift, bought, wrapped and neatly wrapped in a small pink box. This gift is her personal identity, and inside it is the sum of all her dreams, all she will become, and all she will learn to be.
The dark realities of the prison system often go unexplored, leaving many unaware of inhumane practices such as solitary confinement and the weaponization of race. Episode 45 of our podcast features Lisa Guenther, a renowned academic who shares her profound insights into these issues. Her experiences and research offer a perspective that challenges conventional views…
