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FATTA! And the Swedish Consent Act

ELLIKA GOBENA and ZARA LUNA HJELM outline how the Swedish government changed the laws on sexual assault and rape.

Giving Consent: How Legislation Has Changed After Istanbul

DARYA SOBOLEVA looks at how the Istanbul Convention has shifted sexual consent and rape laws across Europe.

Still Fighting the Fight: An Interview with Kamila Ferenc

Kamila Ferenc is a lawyer working with the Federation for Women and Family Planning, based in Warsaw. In an interview with PETE CARVILL, she explains the work that they do and the challenges they face.

Interview: Yulia Gorbunova

Yulia Gorbunova is a senior researcher with Human Rights Watch in Russia, working to record and quantify domestic violence within the country. She explained her work and the country’s problem with violence within the home to PETE CARVILL.

Since Istanbul

Since its signing, the Istanbul Convention has been adopted in some countries, while others have pushed back. PETE CARVILL outlines its current standing.

Ethnic Profiling in Russia: An Unrecognised Problem

An overview of how ethnic and racial profiling is treated within Russia, written by STEPHANIA KULAEVA

How Ethnic Profiling Hurts and Intimidates

MEREL HENDRICKX explains why ethnic and racial profiling is so harmful, and the work her organisation has done within the Netherlands to tackle it.

Interview: Dr. Melisa Salazar, BDB

The BDB in Berlin has been working with—and pushing against—the city’s police on issues of racism and ethnic profiling for over two decades. Dr. Melisa Salazar spoke to PETE CARVILL about the organisations’ work.

Berlin Police and Racism

PETE CARVILL looks at the often-tumultuous relationship that people of colour in Berlin have with the city’s police.

Liberty Begins to Lose Its Feathers: Trends in Civil Rights Legislation Across the European Union

There have been repeating and copied trends in civil rights legislation across Europe. FILIP PAZDERSKI outlines them.