Felicity has drafted an application on behalf of Alex Henry to the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, continuing the fight to
‘Killing the Law’ is a documentary film by Anton Califano which traces the stories of families who are fighting the change the law on Joint
Felicity, Gabriela Franich and Cate Read have published an article in the Deakin Law Student Society’s publication, Et Cetera. ‘An Unmet Need: Human Trafficking Survivors
In early October Felicity spoke to Kylie Pentelow on the Innocence Podcast about the doctrine of ‘Joint Enterprise’ – a controversial feature of UK criminal
Felicity presented at the Lawyers Without Borders Judicial Symposium for judges from the High Court and Kadhi Court in Zanzibar. The symposium was launched with
Felicity is acknowledged in the latest report on joint enterprise law from the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies (UK), by Nisha Waller. The legal
Felicity has contributed to an article on the challenges that face neurodivergent children who are caught in the criminal justice system for Medicine, Science and the
Niamh Spence from Tyla news quoted Felicity in her article about British woman Lindsay Sandiford who is incarcerated in an Indonesian prison and sentenced to
Felicity has returned to Tanzania this month, working with Lawyers without Borders on anti-human trafficking projects across the country. Events have included a roundtable on
Felicity is quoted in the Daily Mail this week regarding the petition to posthumously pardon Christine Keeler for perjury. Ms Keeler was jailed after her
Felicity was quoted by the Justice Gap this month, after tweeting a screenshot highlighting that the Conservatives’ election promises seem to limit joint enterprise to
Women are more commonly primary carers and can suffer devastating loss of home, work and children if sentenced to a custodial setting. Pregnant women and
In April this year, Felicity has spent time in Nairobi, Kenya, working with the ODPP and Lawyers Without Borders to deliver training on child interviewing
Felicity Gerry will speak alongside Jackie Long, Sonya Jones, Ella Cockbain , Jon Yates, parents of child victims and safeguarding professionals at the Stop &
Two Aboriginal children are stuck in the UK without passports, having been taken overseas by their foster carers prior to the 2020 Covid-19 lockdowns. Felicity
Experts on vulnerability in justice systems came together at the Law Society on Chancery Lane to discuss facilitating communication and effective participation of vulnerable people.
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