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Outcry Witness retweeted
Been through the criminal courts recently?
Earlier this year, with @OpenJustice4All and fellow survivors, we called for lived experience to shape court reform.
As the Courts and Tribunals Bill returns, we want to hear from you.
makeyourselfheard.org/noticeā¦
Outcry Witness retweeted
Women should not have to organise their lives around the expectation of violence. These figures speak to something survivors have been saying for years: safety matters, but so does confidence that the system will respond when harm happens.
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Outcry Witness retweeted
Dominique Pelicot was not unique. This is a wide-spread pattern of behaviour and it kills women. We need to look out for it.
And we need to take seriously what men do on websites.
Man admits drugging and raping his wife without her knowledge for 20 years bbc.in/4yHgPDP
Outcry Witness retweeted
An ongoing case right now but absolutely horrifying.
The alleged abuse and rape of this woman spanned two decades. Itās likely to be the tip of the iceberg across the UK too.
Shame must switch sides and any men who are willing to do this must face the full force of the law.
edition.cnn.com/2026/09/01/uā¦
Outcry Witness retweeted
Social stigma can make reaching out for help feel impossible. Survivors shouldnāt have to worry about judgment or talking to someone they know. Safe Helpline offers confidential, anonymous services designed for the DoW community. Youāre not aloneāweāre here to listen, 24/7. Call us at 877-995-5247 or visit SafeHelpline.org.
Outcry Witness retweeted
This headline makes vi0lence feel oddly detached. We know the victim and the location, but no perpetrator. Yet again.
Clear reporting doesnāt remove responsibility from the frame.
@BBCNews - weād love to work with you. Link in our bio.
#TheRightWords #NameThePerpetrator #ResponsibleReporting
Outcry Witness retweeted
Healing doesnāt require you to accept blame. It requires the blame to be put where it belongs - on the perpetrator.
Outcry Witness retweeted
Our National Male & Non-Binary Survivors Helpline is here if you need confidential support. Talk to us by:
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Outcry Witness retweeted
Growing up as a survivor can be tough. You are not alone.
Our Young People's support group is a safe space for 18-24 year old male and non-binary survivors to connect, share and support each other.
Find out more about our services for young people at survivorsuk.org/ways-we-can-ā¦
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Outcry Witness retweeted
The @metpoliceuk figured he was less dangerous to women because he'd lost sight in one eye.
Because... men rape with their two eyeballs?
See if you can count how many times this man sexual violence was ignored, before he killed two women.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/08ā¦
Outcry Witness retweeted
Dr Charlotte Proudman shares the story of a rape survivor she represented who was told by a family court judge that if she continued with her rape allegations against the childās father, her child could be put into foster care or adopted.
Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcasā¦
Outcry Witness retweeted
I welcome the Prime Minister's commitment to urgently review the prisoner early release policy. I am clear: victim safety cannot be compromised.
Read my full statement: victimscommissioner.org.uk/nā¦
Outcry Witness retweeted
Women are told to report rape. To put their lives under a microscope. To endure years of investigations, cross-examination and trauma in the name of justice.
Victims donāt get an early release from what happened to them. Why should the people who inflicted it? What a disgrace.
Almost 2,500 rapists and paedophiles are to be freed early from jail in September under Labour plans to tackle the prison overcrowding crisis
š: telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/07ā¦
Outcry Witness retweeted
The absurdity of this article!
Apparently the most important details were the Ā£1.3 million house, the swimming pool, his salary, and his LinkedIn profile.
Three people losing their lives seemed almost secondary.
@LBC, readers really donāt need an estate agentās brochure or a CV. They need clear, responsible reporting.
We invite you to join our campaign.
Link in our bio.
Name the crime. Point out the perpetrator. Rewrite the blame.
#TheRightWords #ResponsibleReporting #MediaLanguage
Outcry Witness retweeted
āBaby-faced.ā
Those are the first words the Express chose to describe a convicted perpetrator.
Not the crime OR the child he att*cked. No, no. They went with his appearance.
Then they tell us he sobbed. Poor him!
This headline works hard to humanise the criminal before it acknowledges the harm he caused.
@Daily_Express, editorial choices matter.
Join our campaign. Link in our bio.
Name the crime. Point out the perpetrator. Rewrite the blame.
#TheRightWords #NameTheCrime #ResponsibleReporting
Outcry Witness retweeted
We recently praised @BBCNews for getting it right - for naming the perpetrator, using active language, and showing that clear reporting on vi0lence is possible.
This headline falls short.
It centres the harm while removing the person who committed it.
The passive construction hides responsibility and turns a vi0lent act into something that simply āhappenedā.
Words matter. Especially from trusted outlets.
BBC News, you have shown that you know how to do this better. Weāre asking you to apply the same standard consistently - because accountability should never depend on the day, the case, or the editor.
Weāll keep praising good reporting.
And weāll keep calling it out when it misses the mark.
Join our campaign, link in our bio.
#TheRightWords #LanguageMatters
Outcry Witness retweeted
WHEN DID MURDER BECOME A LOVE STORY?
This headline doesnāt begin with the attack.
It doesnāt begin with the perpetrator.
Instead, it links a womanās passing to her partner being āfound deadā, turning a violent attack into what reads like a tragic relationship story.
The reality is much simpler - and it should be reflected clearly, not as some gruesome soap opera.
@WalesOnline - join us.
Link in bio.
Name the crime. Point out the perpetrator. Rewrite the blame.
#TheRightWords #NameTheCrime #ResponsibleReporting
