Women working late feel unsafe commuting home
Fears of sexual harassment and misogynistic abuse are an unavoidable part of the daily routine for women commuting at night.
‘Active bystanders’ asked to help combat sexual harassment on public transport
A new campaign by Transport for London (TfL) is encouraging passengers to help stop sexual harassment on the capital’s transport
Calls for improved CCTV on London’s public transport to keep women safe
Campaigners are calling for CCTV systems on London’s public transport to be improved to help keep women safe on public
One third of Londoners think the streets are unsafe for women and girls
One third of Londoners think the streets are unsafe for women and girls, data has revealed. The data, collected from
Lambeth Council launch women’s harassment campaign on Sarah Everard anniversary
Lambeth Council announced a new campaign against women’s harassment yesterday on the anniversary of Sarah Everard’s murder. The new campaign,
The lasting impact of public sexual harassment
Public sexual harassment (PSH) can have a lasting impact on people’s mental health, sense of safety, self – esteem, and
Violence against women – will the streets of London ever be safe?
Sarah Everard’s murder continues to shake the nation, confidence in police has plummeted and 40% of women feel less safe
Petition to reopen the Night Tube hits 125,000 signatures
A petition to reopen the Night Tube before winter to improve women’s safety in London has hit 125,000 signatures.
Women’s Equality Party condemns ‘disgusting behaviour’ from Met Police
The Women’s Equality Party have condemned ‘disgusting behaviour’ from the Met Police as evidence shows a constant stream of sexual
South London boroughs launch data pilot to tackle street harassment
Three south London boroughs have partnered with data insight specialists to research street harassment and misogyny. ‘Safe Starts Here’ is
King’s College School Wimbledon promises to crack down on “unacceptable banter”
One of Britain’s leading private schools has announced a zero tolerance approach to discriminatory behaviour, including “unacceptable banter”, to prevent sexual harassment among pupils.