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Opened23 Jun 2026
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Recent high profile cases have been met with shock, anger and dismay. We are calling on the Government to review women's confidence in judicial handling of rape and particularly look at the Judicial Discipline guidance issued in July 2024.
Currently, the conviction rate for all reported rape cases is 2% (Victims' Commissioner 2022). Many women withdraw because the process is stressful and the trial is retraumatising. We believe that recent high profile cases will have produced a further serious loss of confidence in the judiciary's ability to administer justice in cases of violence against women and girls, which as well as being emotionally damaging to these victims, could deter other victims from pursuing cases.
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1Dave Robertson MP
Lichfield2Sarah Edwards MP
Tamworth3Josh Newbury MP
Cannock Chase4John Glen MP
Salisbury5Leigh Ingham MP
Stafford6Sam Rushworth MP
Bishop Auckland7Sir Gavin Williamson MP
Stone, Great Wyrley and Penkridge8Wendy Morton MP
Aldridge-Brownhills9Dame Caroline Dinenage MP
Gosport10Mike Wood MP
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