How Women’s Police Stations Empower Women, Widen Access to Justice and Prevent Gender Violence

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy, February 2020

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@feministbirther How absolutely useless they are. We NEED a women's police force. https://t.co/7Wx0w5MtMJ

@gotchagoing @7NewsMelbourne @jacstanley7 65% of Australians did NOT vote for Labor. I think it's time to stop blaming people. Maybe pioneer something like this instead. https://t.co/7Wx0w5N1Ch

@7NewsMelbourne @jacstanley7 There's a women's police force in Argentina. Because it's necessary. If someone sees this, and you're not busy, perhaps you could work on getting them in Australia. https://t.co/7Wx0w5N1Ch https://t.co/cdvf42d6ui

RT @CAN_Femicide: Police stations for women experiencing #DV, #SV, #GBV correlated w/ declines in #femicide in Global South. What could t…

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