A year ago today, 14-year-old Daniel Anjorin was attacked & killed after leaving home in the morning to go to school. His family described him as a wonderful child who was well loved & hard working. Marcus Arduini Monzo, 36 has been charged with his murder. RIP Daniel Anjorin🙏🏾

We are holding a hearing on the rehabilitation and resettlement of offenders, including prison regimes, purposeful activity and support in the community. We will hear from organisations and charities: @Nacro | @Clinks_Tweets | @WIP_live | @the_AYJ | @PRTuk

Survivors of Telford abuse crimes & the mums of two women murdered by boyfriends say of the Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips that ‘no one in public life has done more to support victims and survivors and to advocate for their interests’ https://t.co/idKx2kJN5W

So sad to hear that the lovely Tony Slattery has passed away. Not only was he a talent of quick wit & improv, but he came across as such a kind & sincere man too who was open about his struggles. I'll always remember him for moments like this. RIP x

This year, let’s commit to creating a safer world for women and girls. Starting with tackling misogyny in society and education from a young age, we can build a future rooted in respect

🚨 Stop Punishing Domestic Abuse Survivors 🚨 Too often women are criminalised for offences resulting from abuse. We join @WIP_live & 100+ others calling for: ✅ An end to survivor criminalisation ✅ Support, not punishment https://t.co/OHYXH6Ubst #StopPunishingSurvivors

A huge thank you to @BigIssue @johnbirdswords for featuring our @WIP_live story about survivors of domestic abuse are punished rather than supported in the criminal justice system https://t.co/xkJ5OrlTzO

🚨 Stop Punishing Domestic Abuse Survivors 🚨 Too often women are criminalised for offences resulting from abuse With 100+ orgs & individuals, we're calling for: ✅ An end to survivor criminalisation ✅ Support, not punishment https://t.co/TG7zfHX0Gh #StopPunishingSurvivors

If a handful of people donated £10, one of our expert caseworkers could provide ongoing support to help a woman escape abuse. Your donations help survivors find safety. https://t.co/j85crPeIwh *ONS and https://t.co/SwRcRb2sG2, 2021 – 2022. TW: Distressing Scenes

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The media must do better when it comes to reporting on violence against women & girls and femicide. Survivors, victims & their families deserve more. Women’s Aid is thinking of Harshita's family, who will be grieving her tragic loss, & join them in centring her as an individual.

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Delighted to sit on Leadership Board for @WIP_live. For 1 week only (10-17), every £1 donated will be doubled as part of #BigGiveWomenGirlsMatchFund Donate here:

"If you're only thinking about working with women at the point at which they're sent to prison, you're starting too late. Real solutions are earlier upstream, where change needs to happen." Lucy Russell, Head of Policy & Public Affairs via @BBCNews https://t.co/13l3vW6ngY

Every woman and girl has the right to feel safe everywhere. Femicide can and must be prevented. Every country must invest in prevention, enforce laws, and combat impunity. Let's demand a world free from fear. #EndViolenceAgainstWomen @unwomenturkiye

Dame Anne Owers - women need to be a greater priority in the criminal justice system, to do this the Women’s Justice Board needs teeth to make changes. We can learn from the Youth Justice Board who have diverted young people into community alternatives @WIP_live @BBCWomansHour

When it comes to supporting women, and to community solutions, community organisations like Women in Prison are ready to support women. But in order for us to do that work, it needs to be funded @WIP_live ‘s Lily Blundell speaking on @BBCWomansHour

Women are held in prison are often held in prison as a place of safety for their mental health. At @WIP_live we know this isn’t a safe place for women. Self harm is so acute and so troubling we need to look at alternatives to custody. Lily Blundel, Women in Prison @BBCWomansHour

When it comes to new government proposals for women in prison - they need to do this well and do not right. The Women’s Justice Board needs to involve women with lived experience and be diverse and reflect women - Lily Blundell from @WIP_live speaks to @BBCWomansHour @BBCNuala

It’s 17 years since the #Corston report talked about community options for women… In prison, not enough can be done to address the underlying causes of what leads women to prison - Dame Anne Owers