In jail, Francesca Fattore was finally able to leave a life of addiction and crime behind her – but the suffering she saw there spurred her to campaign for alternatives to prison for female offenders. Here, she speaks to Jenn Selby
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The recent findings from the Press Recognition Panel’s (PRP) 10th Annual Report confirm what many…
SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE, UK — February 20, 2026 — The Feminist Justice Coalition (FJC) has today issued…
A renewed wave of scrutiny has emerged across the entertainment industry following the release of…
The government has finally released its long‑awaited 10‑year cancer plan, a document that promises to…
Hannah More (1745–1833) was one of the most influential abolitionists and reformers of her time,…
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