Justice Secretary Robert Buckland and Home Secretary Priti Patel have expressed how they feel “deeply ashamed” of the low conviction rates for rape cases in England and Wales.

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) takes place each year on 15th June. It was officially recognised by the United Nations General Assembly in 2011 following a request by the International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse. The purpose of WEAAD is to raise awareness of the abuse and suffering inflicted on some of our older generations.

As today is international day of innocent children victims of aggression it is important to shed light of child victims of the consequences of war. The six most common types of violations are recruitment and use of children in war, killing, sexual violence, abduction, attacks on schools and hospitals and denial of humanitarian access.

Today is International Missing Children’s day. A day to highlight missing children, those who have been found and those who have not yet been returned to their families.

Natalie Marrison, Partner and Head of Ramsdens Abuse Department, has featured in Platinum Magazine questioning whether or not the law in the UK needs updating to better protect women.

​Natalie Marrison, Head of the Abuse Department at Ramsdens Solicitors, spoke to online magazine, Sputnik News about the death of Sarah Everard and the UK’s victim-blaming culture, saying that more needed to be done to erode this behaviour which results in women being expected to alter their behaviour and actions to protect themselves.

More than 9,000 allegations of sexual violence and abuse have been made by school pupils on Everyone’s Invited, a website dedicated to gathering testimonies from survivors as young as nine about their experiences.

A recent independent review into historical child sexual abuse has found that there have been significant institutional failings within the Football Association (FA).