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 Millions of Women's Voices Are never Heard.

LATEST NEWS

Women are not avoiding the streets without reason — poor lighting, unsafe routes, and antisocial behaviour are key barriers, and most say they would feel safer if these were fixed.

Nationwide Plans

Announced to design safer streets. “New UK polling reveals a stark reality: nearly 9 in 10 women feel unsafe walking at night, and 7 in 10 change their route to avoid dark areas.”

​Read more on GOV.UK →

Walking in the Rain

The Cost of Fear

Women’s safety has become a global industry, yet the burden of protection still falls on women themselves. SHE Voice™ focuses on prevention, education, and accountability — not profit-driven fear.

Read more Safer Streets →

Protest & The Law

The High Court ruled the Palestine Action ban unlawful. What it means for your right to protest in the UK

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​Read on Judiciary.gov.uk →

VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

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1 in 3

Women worldwide have experienced physical and/or sexual violence in their lifetime, mostly by an intimate partner.
 

(WHO, latest estimates as of 2025)

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60%

Of female homicide victims are killed by intimate partners or family members — one woman or girl every 10 minutes globally.

(UNODC/UN Women, 2024 data)

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61%+

Women and girls account for the majority of detected human trafficking worldwide.


(UNODC Global Report on Trafficking in Persons, 2024)

National Domestic Abuse Helpline: 0808 2000.

RESOURCES - STAYING SAFE

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REPORT 
Our Survival

How Women Change to Feel Safe report examines the everyday strategies women use to reduce risk — changing routes, routines, behaviour, clothing, timing, and visibility.

CLAIRE'S LAW

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What it Does - and What it Does Not DO

Disclosure

Clare’s Law (the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme) allows police to share limited information about a person’s history of domestic abuse in certain circumstances. It can help some individuals assess risk — but it is not a guarantee of safety, and it does not prevent abuse.​​​

 

Disclosures can be refused, delayed, or restricted. Information shared may be partial, based only on recorded incidents, and does not reflect unreported abuse — which remains widespread.​​​​​

Limitations

Clare’s Law should be understood as one tool, not a solution. Real safety requires awareness of risk, practical planning, and access to clear, honest information — not reassurance based on incomplete data.

This is not to discourage reporting, but to ensure people understand that

 

Clare’s Law disclosures can be refused or restricted in some circumstances.

FREE SAFETY & SUPPORT GUIDES

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Email: shevoice@kulturalism.org

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