🧵Over 4 years ago, I filed a police complaint against the Halifax Regional Police due to their insufficient investigation, discriminatory actions, and apathy after reporting that I was the victim of a drugging, kidnapping, and gang rape by multiple strange men.

RT @SurvivorsforCh1: Join our Mi'kma'ki community of survivors, advocates and allies to stand with those experiencing gender based violence….

RT @adsumforwomen: what is there left to say?.

RT @SurvivorsforCh1: By August 2024, a shocking 91% of sexual offences reported to Halifax Regional Police and RCMP Halifax Regional Depart….

Join me in urging HRP to reconsider this decision. It's time to make accountability a reality. Survivors deserve nothing less. #SurvivorsForChange #EndViolenceAgainstWomen .#JusticeForSurvivors #VACR.#TransparencyAndAccountability.

HRP's refusal to implement VACR is not just disappointing-it's a betrayal of survivors and their right to justice. Halifax needs more than excuses; we need real action. Survivors deserve a justice system that listens, acts, and prioritizes their dignity, safety, and well-being. /

As a survivor and advocate for justice, I know firsthand how devastating systemic failures within policing can be. VACR offers a proven, survivor-centered, trauma-informed approach that rebuilds trust, ensures accountability, and fosters transparency. /

Yesterday, I sent an open letter to Chief Don MacLean of Halifax Regional Police (HRP) calling for the immediate adoption of the Violence Against Women Advocate Case Review (VACR) model. /

RT @SurvivorsforCh1: A Today, on the National Day.of Remembrance and Action Against Violence Against Women, Survivors for Change & Empowerm….

I'm angry, frustrated, exhausted, and devastated to be left without answers. The justice system keeps failing survivors, retraumatizing us at every turn. 6 year, 5 months, and one week later, it's over. Forever. Fuck the so-called 'justice' system!.

Today, I learned the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed the Crown's application for leave to appeal in my criminal case—without providing any reasons. "They receive hundreds of applications from across Canada every year, so they aren't required to explain each decision." /.

RT @SA_CaseReview: I’m starting a new hashtag for cases of officers who cannot & should not be trusted with power. #UnfitForPower. Usuall….

RT @CAN_Femicide: @LowCarrie Next step - #CallItFemicide

RT @SA_CaseReview: I'm deeply grateful to ppl who seek judicial review of poor police oversight decisions. Ppl experiencing grief/trauma sh….

Today is a step forward, but we must continue fighting for real change to protect survivors. #NSPoli #EndDV #GenderBasedViolence #BelieveSuvivors.

Nova Scotia has officially declared domestic violence an epidemic. This historic move follows the voices of brave advocates pushing Premier Tim Houston to act. Huge thanks to the tireless efforts of Unifor reps & all advocates. /.

RT @CAN_Femicide: Toronto police didn’t investigate. 38 hours later, they found this woman dead in a room with her alleged killer . #Call….

RT @SA_CaseReview: I remember when a similar thing happened to Ashley Boudreau in Ottawa. Police responded to calls from neighbours but lef….

Urgent action is needed for transparency, accountability, and true impartial civilian oversight into policing." #SpeakOutNS #NSPoliceReviewBoard #SystemicHarm #HRP #RCMP #PoliceOversightAwareness.

The statement by the NS Police Review Board should be deeply concerning to all Nova Scotians, as it perpetuates victim-blaming narratives, dismisses institutional accountability, and fails to address systemic failures within policing in NS. /.

on my healing process. Victims and survivors often seek validation, accountability, and justice as part of our recovery, and the dismissal of our experiences by authorities compounds our pain and suffering, causing continuous traumatic harm. /.