Writing in Counsel Magazine, Celestine Greenwood asks what individual barristers and chambers can and must do to combat VAWG — arguing that the fight against gender-based violence begins in our own professional practice.
Part 2 of Celestine Greenwood’s 16 Days series: the CEDAW Committee’s jurisprudence on violence against women — and why it has practical relevance for family and human rights practitioners in England and Wales.
Part 1 of Celestine Greenwood’s 16 Days series: a guide to the international legal framework for addressing violence against women and girls, from CEDAW to the Istanbul Convention, and its application in English law.
To mark the launch of the UN 16 Days Campaign, Celestine Greenwood writes in Counsel Magazine: what can individual barristers and chambers actually do to prevent, protect against, and prosecute gender-based violence?