An investigation by openDemocracy reveals the extent of femicide where the victims are aged over-66
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British universities must do more to combat the growing abuse of migrants
The government must tackle tech-facilitated abuse to achieve its pledge of halving violence against women and girls
‘Court rulings matter, but it’s sustained civic action that turns them into real protection’
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UK’s weak lobbying laws leave public in the dark about Flint Global’s vast access to government under James Purnell
