What happens when the justice system, designed to protect victims, does the opposite instead?
What happens when it harms people it should be serving? When the system protects perpetrators of violence against women?
It's a question that often keeps survivors of abuse awake at night, and our guest today, Jade Blue, knows it all too well. A tenacious survivor and campaigner, Jade bravely shares her unnerving journey through the criminal justice system, shedding light on its har owing drawbacks while igniting the spark of change.
Join us as we delve into the importance of self-care, knowledge, and robust support networks in a survivor's journey towards healing. Prepare yourself for an intensely moving and eye-opening discussion with Jade Blue, a true beacon of change.
Her story serves as a potent reminder of how biases and stereotypes within the justice system continue to hinder fair treatment for survivors. Jade gives us a first-hand account of dealing with these biases, underscoring the urgent need for educational awareness, trauma-informed practice, and comprehensive training for legal entities. She speaks candidly about her pursuit of justice and the pivotal role of a strong support system, resilience, and vulnerability in her journey.
Jade highlights the pressing need for systemic reform and the crucial role each one of us can play in this collective change. The apathy meted out to victims of abuse is deeply disconcerting and contributes to their trauma. Jade believes in the power of the collective voice and urges survivors to challenge the system.
The link to Jade's Documentary: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p0cyrmzv/sexsomnia-case-closed
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