Suspected human remains have been found during the search for a woman believed to have been kidnapped and murdered by a London police officer. google.com/amp/s/www.alja… #SarahEverard
#SarahEverard, 33, vanished shortly after 21:00 GMT while walking home from a friend’s apartment in south London on March 3.
The case coincidentally coincided with the publication of a report by UN Women UK that showed virtually all young women in the UK have been subjected to sexual harassment.
google.com/amp/s/amp.theg… #SarahEverard #ReclaimTheseStreets
google.com/amp/s/amp.theg… #SarahEverard #ReclaimTheseStreets
“How long must we wait so that men stop raping us? What will it take so that men stop murdering us?”
What fucking world is this? Police do not protect us. A police officer is the suspect in the abduction and kidnap of #SarahEverard. I don’t want to be protected. I want patriarchy to stop protecting cis men’s violence (from April 2020) 🎥 @rerutled
How many rapists must we kill? feministgiant.com/p/how-many-rap…
I saw so many UK women tweet the times they were sexually assaulted walking home. I send them love and solidarity. I did not have the emotional energy to share.
How often must women bleed these stories out for our right to be free of cis male violence to be taken seriously?
How often must women bleed these stories out for our right to be free of cis male violence to be taken seriously?
And remember home is not safer. This pandemic has been a horrifying reminder, with a spike globally in intimate partner terrorism and domestic abuse (from April 2020) 🎥 @rerutled
Prisons around the world are full of women who fight back and the streets are full of the men who assaulted them.
feministgiant.com/p/i-beat-my-as…
feministgiant.com/p/i-beat-my-as…
The police do not “protect” us. I do not want protection- it is conditional. I want to be free of gendered violence and I want patriarchy to stop enabling and protecting violent cis men h/t @NVBwatch
https://twitter.com/ukblm/status/1370011005724557313
“Women domestically abused by police officers feel "doubly powerless" as their abusers are too often protected from facing justice, campaigners say.”
bbc.com/news/uk-englan…
bbc.com/news/uk-englan…
Remember:
- not everyone can call the police.
- not everyone wants to call the police.
- the police do not protect everyone: ask Indigenous women, Black women, women of colour, marginalized women, sex workers, etc
- I do not want to be protected. I want to be free of violence
- not everyone can call the police.
- not everyone wants to call the police.
- the police do not protect everyone: ask Indigenous women, Black women, women of colour, marginalized women, sex workers, etc
- I do not want to be protected. I want to be free of violence
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