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Justice Must Listen to Victims: Why Family Justice Needs Early Risk Assessment
I fully support Claire Waxman OBE’s call for victims’ voices to remain central when decisions are made about the justice system. The pressures facing the prison system are real, but so are the rights, safety, and confidence of victims and survivors. Promises made to victims must be delivered. A justice system cannot maintain public trust if those who have experienced harm do not feel heard, protected, or recognised. The same principle must apply within the family justice syst
Deanna Newell
Jul 262 min read


WHAT WE DON’T TALK ABOUT ENOUGH: THE REALITY OF CHILD MAINTENANCE
Child maintenance exists for one reason:- Child Maintenance exists to ensure that children receive financial support when parents separate. That principle is difficult to argue with. Children deserve food, clothing, housing, education, opportunities, stability, and security regardless of whether their parents remain together. But there is a difficult conversation that society, politicians, campaigners, and policymakers often avoid. The child maintenance debate has become in
Deanna Newell
Jun 85 min read
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