Equality In The Law
It’s 2019. We’re all equal now, aren’t we? In the UK, rape is illegal, you’re→
Author: Laura Elizabeth Barr
Abuse in Sub-Saharan Africa
As part of our Crime and Criminality Magazine, Laura Barr reports on domestic abuse, sexual violence and FGM in Sub-Saharan Africa and what it implies for African women.
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Exclusive – The Main Points of The University of Southampton’s Action Plan on Sexual Consent
Laura Barr, President of SCA Society, along with SUSU Insights Manager Martin Hiley, details the University’s action plan on the issue of sexual consent and how it was reached.
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How Will Brexit Affect Human Rights?
Laura Barr on the uncertainty caused by Brexit to how UK human rights legislation will look after Brexit.
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Sexual Consent Awareness Survey Results Event on Thursday 23rd May
The SCA Society will be holding a results event a week tomorrow to discuss the results of their extensive survey and the University’s action plan on sexual assault, which the survey’s results have played a significant part in contributing to.
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Sexual Consent Awareness Student Survey Closes on Sunday 31st March
The President of SCA Society advises about their survey in collaboration with SUSU, drawing to a close this Sunday.
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SCA and Sexual Assault in the LGBT+ Community
Laura Elizabeth Barr discusses the statistics surrounding sexual violence within the LGBT+ community.
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UK Fails To Ratify The Istanbul Convention Prioritising Violence Against Women
Laura Barr gives an overview on the Istanbul Convention and UK’s failure to ratify their support of the Istanbul Convention against gendered crimes against women.
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A Review of ‘Lived Experiences: Survivors’
Laura Barr shares her experience attending the first instalment of the Lived Experience events that will be happening around campus, this one focusing on survivors.
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Laura Barr argues that universities are simply not doing enough to protect victims of sexual abuse.
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