Women’s Aid welcomes Kay’s Law to provide better protection for survivors Lucy Hadley, Head of Policy and Campaigns at Women’s Aid, said “We welcome this much-needed change to the law. At Women’s Aid, we’ve been calling to reverse the pre-charge bail reforms since 2017, as these restrictions on the use of bail have left […]
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Women’s Aid responds to Ask for Ani codeword launch Nicki Norman, acting chief executive at Women’s Aid, said “Following the ‘Mask 19’ initiative in Spain and other European countries – where women can use a codeword to alert pharmacies about domestic abuse – the UK government is launching a similar approach. Survivors will be able to
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Farah Nazeer is announced as Women’s Aid new chief executive Farah Nazeer has been announced as the new chief executive of Women’s Aid and will take up her position on 1 March 2021. A charity executive with over 20 years of director-level experience, Farah is passionate about women’s rights. She has worked on women’s rights and gender issues
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[vc_single_image image=”20726″ img_size=”full”] Women’s Aid response to Istanbul Convention bill Following today’s debate in Parliament on the a bill to ratify the Istanbul Convention, 135 to 2 MPs voted to pass the bill. Polly Neate, Chief Executive of Women’s Aid, said: “We welcome the government’s commitment to ratification of the Istanbul Convention. It sends a clear message
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