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    Cosby might be home, but he isn’t home free

    01 Jul 2021

    Bill Cosby, who is accused of drugging and assaulting dozens of women over many decades, walked out of a maximum-security prison in Pennsylvania on Wednesday. He was three years into a three- to 10-year sentence after being convicted of sexually assaulting

    Free in the eyes of law; guilty everywhere else

    07 Jul 2021

    Bill Cosby may have been freed from a 10-year prison sentence for sexual assault by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on a technicality, but his Jell-O Pudding days are over. So are his E.F. Hutton and “Hey, hey, hey, it’s Fat Albert” days.

    Everard’s murder shatters public confidence in Met Police

    13 Jul 2021

    Wayne Couzens, a 48-year-old firearms-trained parliamentary and diplomatic protection officer with the Metropolitan Police, has pleaded guilty to the murder of Sarah Everard. He abducted Sarah while she was walking

    Weinstein’s assaults were about power, not intimacy

    15 Jan 2020

    Last week the world watched as disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein shuffled into the court room for a criminal trial for two of the women who accused him of sexual

    I’m a reporter and on my first day, I was catcalled

    09 Jan 2020

    When Harvey Weinstein’s criminal trial began on Monday morning in Manhattan, I was ready. I had done my research. I had woken up early and bundled up to be outside of court by the time

    A #MeToo reckoning in politics has yet to come

    16 Aug 2021

    This is the way such things are supposed to work. In late February, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo asked the state’s attorney general to name an independent panel to investigate multiple allegations of sexual harassment that had been made

    Salmond Sturgeon row puts Scottish politics in disarray

    16 Feb 2021

    One of the women who accused Alex Salmond, the former first minister of Scotland, of sexually assaulting her has said that the inquiry now being undertaken into the way the Scottish government handled the first claims is, for her, more traumatic

    Afghan female activists on Taliban hit list need US help

    07 Aug 2021

    I wrote recently about an Afghan human rights activist who ran shelters for abused women but was forced by Taliban advances to flee her home. She is now in hiding in Kabul.

    Left out of #MeToo, survivors of colour float new drive

    26 Feb 2021

    It’s been more than three years since the #MeToo movement launched a culture-shifting conversation about sexual violence. But Tarana Burke, the activist who gave the movement its name, says concrete change has been incremental at best — and

    Technology endangers the safety of women

    12 Apr 2021

    The safety of women is a worrying concern in many countries. And it’s not just about walking the streets alone at night or even driving on the road – alone. Here the focus is not just on physical assaults. Technology is also the villain, the archetypal stalker.

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