It is not just the verdict of the sessions court that has failed the survivor, but the entire process that was followed post the assault has made a public …
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Sexual Misconduct in Film and TV: How Intimacy Coordination Can Help
It's not the sole answer to fixing structural inequalities, but as a profession committed to addressing harassment and abuse on set, it's clearly needed.
Sarah Everard: Why Women Shouldn’t Have to Risk Trading Their Freedom for Safety
The widespread prevalence of violence and harassment also needs to be acknowledged – and challenged – without putting the responsibility on women.
My Poetry is Angry
My poetry is too threatened and my voice long too suppressed to be anything but normal.
In Photos | Male Self-Image Over the Years
The exhibition 'Masculinities: Liberation through Photography', showing at the Barbican Art Gallery in London, explores male self-image in a globally connected era where gender standards are constantly changing.
Why Didn’t I Stop Him?
During a sexual assault, it's extremely common to freeze.
The Problem With the ‘Women Have Legs’ Campaign
We need to critically introspect whether movements like ‘women have legs’ are in fact exposing our feet of clay.
‘I May Destroy You’ and Millennial Cancel Culture
This British TV show is an autobiographical dramatisation of sexual abuse faced by Michaela Coel, and it explores the conflict of coping with individual trauma while partaking in a …
The Male Gaze and Unreported Stories of Everyday Abuse
All I have with me now is a lot of deep-rooted anger at the entire system and the world. And a pepper spray in my bag at all times.
WhatsApp and That Millennial ‘Thing’: When Friendships Turn Sour
The final chapter of a friendship spanning three decades.