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Violence against women and girls remains stubbornly persistent. It brings harms, fear and diminished freedom for women and girls, while we all live with the corrosive impacts of male aggression, entitlement and control over women. In this pamphlet, Dr Purna Sen and Dr Sara Hyde present a rights-based framework through which to build a country – and a world – that works for women and girls.

A joined-up approach

EMILY TAYLOR: The government is seeking to justify its failure to tackle the climate crisis by citing apparently competing commitments to help women and girls. But climate progress and gender equity are intrinsically linked

Mums in prison

KELLY GREHAN: We must do more to support children with mothers in the criminal justice system

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