by Louise Osborne and Jennifer Collins
Sex without consent = rape. Or so you'd think. But not legally in many countries across the Europe. What are the laws when it comes to sex work? Custody? FGM? Flawed is a new podcast that will delve into these topics and more. Is Europe the bastion of gender equality it's hyped up to be? Or are laws protecting women fundamentally "flawed"? Follow us as co-hosts Louise Osborne and Jennifer Collins report on the laws in place and meet the people trying to improve women's rights.
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July 4, 2021
<p>Following on from our first episode, looking at rape legislation in the EU and UK, we asked a panel of experts to tell us more about consent - what does it really mean? How do we know if we have it? And is it just relevant to sexual encounters?</p> <p>Join us to hear how we explored the issue with our panelists as they explained more during a live recording:</p> <ul> <li>Katie Russell, national spokesperson for Rape Crisis England and Wales and a specialist in sexual violence against women and girls.<br> </li> <li>Emma Pankhurst, one of the founders the the Sex Worker Action Group and a member of a new sex worker union in Berlin.<br> </li> <li>Nicole Bogott, who is one of the founders of Conversations on Consent, a campaign seeking a legal definition of consent.<br> </li> <li>Jonathan Herring, a professor of law at Oxford University, specialising in consent in criminal law in the UK.</li> </ul> <p><br></p> <p>Produced/edited by: Louise Osborne and Jennifer Collins</p> <p>Music: Sita's Song by Siddhartha Corsus<strong><br> </strong></p>
May 31, 2021
<p>In the Netherlands, as in most EU countries, sex without consent is not considered rape — there must be proof of violence or coercion. But that could be changing. The country is set to follow in the footsteps of states like Germany, where the law includes a consent-based definition of rape. We take a closer look at the proposed changes, the difference they have made in Germany and what they could mean for survivors.</p> <p><strong>Reported/produced/edited: </strong>Louise Osborne and Jennifer Collins</p> <p><strong>Music:</strong> </p> <p>Sita's Song by Siddhartha Corsus</p> <p>Seven Minute Love by Septahelix </p> <p>YOY Mix by Martin Cee</p> <p><strong>YouTube clips:</strong></p> <p>How is Europe doing on women's rights and gender equality? -- YouTube.com/France24English</p> <p>100 years of women's suffrage in Germany -- YouTube.com/DWNews</p> <p>Sarah Everard's murder sparks outcry over women's safety in UK -- YouTube.com/DWNews</p> <p>Cologne attack 'left me scarred for life' -- YouTube.com/BBCNews</p> <p>More than half of Irish women fear public transport at night - survey -- YouTube.com/RTENewsNow</p> <p>Why women feel unsafe on Britain's streets -- YouTube.com/Channel4News</p>
May 24, 2021
<p>Women's rights in Europe...there's nothing left to fight for, right? Wrong! Violence against women is a major problem around the world. And Europe is no exception. In the new podcast series Flawed, journalists Louise Osborne and Jennifer Collins will take a deep dive into the laws across the European Union and the United Kingdom that are designed to prevent violence against women. Interweaving personal stories with expert opinion, Flawed looks at what difference these laws are really making. Join them for the first episode from June 1.</p> <p>Music: Sita's Song by Siddhartha Corsus and Seven Minute Love by Septahelix</p>
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Sex without consent = rape. Or so you'd think. But not legally in many countries across the Europe. What are the laws when it comes to sex work? Custody? FGM? Flawed is a new podcast that will delve into these topics and more.
Is Europe the bastion of gender equality it's hyped up to be? Or are laws protecting women fundamentally "flawed"? Follow us as co-hosts Louise Osborne and Jennifer Collins report on the laws in place and meet the people trying to improve women's rights.
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