Rachel Horman-Brown, a solicitor specializing in domestic abuse cases, speaks to Debbie about the ongoing challenges in the fight against domestic abuse and stalking in the UK. Together they highlight the inefficiencies and failures within current systems, including the police and CPS, and advocate for radical changes such as the implementation of technological solutions like tagging perpetrators. Both Debbie and Rachel emphasize the importance of real, actionable change over mere legislative additions and stress the need for societal shifts in attitudes towards domestic abuse.

Learn more about Rachel at https://www.rachelhorman.co.uk

Debbie sits down with Professor Michael Flood from the Queensland University of Technology to discuss his extensive experience in research, advocacy, and education, focusing on men's violence against women and broader issues of men and masculinities. The conversation delves into the similarities between Australia and the UK in terms of domestic violence prevalence and response, the role of societal and cultural attitudes, and the importance of primary prevention and education. Michael and Debbie discuss challenges within the legal and support systems and emphasize the need for grassroots advocacy and comprehensive victim support.

In this in-depth conversation, Jared Whitaker, an author and campaigner, discusses his personal experiences with domestic abuse, false allegations, and the systemic failures in supporting victims, particularly men. The discussion highlights the societal stigma around abuse, the ineffectiveness of the Domestic Abuse Bill, and the many challenges faced in the legal system, including biased judgments and the shocking lack of accountability. Jared emphasizes the need for better education, joined-up services, and evidence-based approaches.

Find Jared's books at https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/author/B0D1LFZLD3/allbooks