Episodes: 57
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.5/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Gender skew: Female
Listener location: United Kingdom
Publicly listed emails
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Karen Whybro - Institutional Responses To Women’s Safety; Critique Of Public Safety Gaps; Police Accountability And Cultural Narratives Around Violence
Stella Creasy - UK Abortion Decriminalisation Amendments (nc1 Vs Nc20); Parliamentary Process; Implications For Reproductive Rights
Ep 56: Surviving Honour-Based Abuse and Rebuilding from Within, with Rashid Begum OBE
September 14, 2026
Every year in the UK, thousands of people — overwhelmingly women and girls — experience so-called "honour"-based abuse: forced marriage, female genital mutilation, coercion, violence, and in the most tragic cases, murder. These harms cut across faiths, cultures and communities, yet they remain among the most under-reported and misunderstood forms of abuse in Britain.In this episode, we're joined by Rashid Begum OBE — survivor, former police officer and solicitor — who shares her story in her ...
Ep 55: Public Safety, Performative Protection and the 'Good Guy' Myth with Karen Whybro
May 10, 2026
We're back! And in this episode, we speak with Women's safety consultant, Karen Whybro, about the gap between public safety as it’s promised, and how it’s actually experienced.We begin with the Sarah Everard vigil, and the moment that became a catalyst for Karen: laying flowers on Mother’s Day under the threat of a £10,000 fine, and her direct encounter with the police force. From there, the conversation opens out into a broader critique of institutional responses to women’s safety – such as ...
Episode 54: Not Quite as Decriminalised as We Thought: A Closer Look with Stella Creasy
June 24, 2025
On 17 June 2025, MPs had the opportunity to vote on two amendments to the Criminal Justice Bill relating to abortion:NC1 aimed to prevent women from being prosecuted for ending their own pregnancy.NC20 went further, seeking to fully decriminalise abortion by repealing the relevant criminal provisions altogether.Both amendments retained the Abortion Act 1967 as the framework for abortion care, meaning the legal grounds for accessing abortion would remain unchanged. However, only NC20 would hav...
Hard Time: The Law Inside The Walls · Medium booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners
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The Unfairer Sex typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Authoritative voices in women’s rights and related public policy areas—e.g., MPs, policy advocates, subject-matter consultants, and recognized experts who can credibly discuss safety, criminal justice, or reproductive rights. Common among recent guests: Public-facing policy advocacy or parliamentary involvement; Subject-matter expertise through consulting/work in women’s safety or rights; Media visibility around gendered policy issues. Recent guests include Karen Whybro and Stella Creasy.
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