This handbook will explain the different stages of the legal process, from the point of deciding whether to report the incident to the police, through to the trial, the outcome of the trial and sentence. From Report to Court also sets out the relevant law and what obligations the different agencies in the criminal justice system have to survivors.

Our responses to government consultations on policy, guidance, and legislation.

Our in-depth investigations on topics related to violence against women and girls, and access to legal services.

Our briefing papers and statements in response to proposed changes to the law.

This handbook provides information and support to women survivors of sexual harassment in the workplace. It sets out the relevant law and explains the different stages of the legal process.

Further resources on topics related to violence against women and girls, and access to legal services.

A group of leading women’s rights organisations, including Rights of Women, intervened in the ground-breaking Court of Appeal case.

Women’s justice and protection needs must not be collateral damage in this Covid crisis.

This legal guide explains the law on international protection, how asylum claims are dealt with in the UK, and what support is available during the process.

This legal guide sets out the procedure when applying to the family court for a financial order on divorce.

This guide will help you understand what a McKenzie Friend is and what you should expect from someone who is acting as a McKenzie Friend for you or the other side in your case.