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#MeToo

The ‘legal backlash’ following the Me Too movement
In a recent keynote speech, human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson explored the “decline” in gender inequality and...
22 October 2024
By Lauren Croft
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‘We don’t have laws that respond to all types of emotional and psychological abuse’
Policymakers need to take into account victims’ cultural identities and trauma responses in order to enact positive,...
06 April 2022
By Lauren Croft
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Has sexual harassment prevention reached a tipping point in the legal profession?
In the wake of victims finding their collective voice, the legal profession must encourage, if not demand, that our...
03 March 2022
By Sarah Rey
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Complaint systems in organisations are ‘far from fit to purpose’
Whilst progress has been made in organisations since the #MeToo movement and the release of the Respect@Work report,...
21 September 2021
By Lauren Croft