Governments of all political colours have pledged to tackle violence against women and girls, but ambitious strategies alone will never save lives. Meaningful change requires sustained leadership, long-term funding and the determination to move beyond policy announcements.

Release from prison is frequently the point at which women become most vulnerable, yet it is also the stage at which support is often weakest. This raises legitimate concerns about whether the wider system is currently equipped to deliver meaningful reform in practice.

Can you tell when someone is lying in a police interview? The best detectives don't simply read people.

The implications of growing tension between rising retail crime, employee safety, corporate liability, and what society expects frontline workers to do when faced with offending behaviour.

Highlighting the experiences of teenagers living in domestic abuse refuges (shelters).

This heartfelt opinion piece is written by a daughter still grappling with grief, injustice, and disbelief.

This article recounts the victim/survivor perspective of the criminal justice system once a case of domestic abuse reaches court.

This post delves into the tactics employed by perpetrators (perps) of online romance fraud.

As geopolitical tensions rise between Europe and the United States, the strength of UK–US intelligence sharing cannot be assumed. In a world where organised crime and terrorism adapt quickly, political drift risks creating gaps that hostile actors will exploit.