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Scottish Survivors Launch CourtRobe Campaign for Women in Court
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What Happened?
Sarah Lee and Kayla Poulton, two sexual assault survivors from Scotland, have initiated the CourtRobe campaign to provide clothing and personal shopping support for women appearing in court. The initiative aims to boost confidence among women on limited incomes.
Key points
- CourtRobe provides free clothing and personal shopping support.
- The campaign targets women on limited incomes.
- Sarah Lee and Kayla Poulton are collaborating with the Emma Ritch Law Clinic.
- Participating shops will offer free personal shopping appointments.
- Research indicates a witness's appearance can affect credibility in trials.
- Women often worry about how they will be perceived based on their clothing.
Key insights
- The initiative may empower women by providing them with suitable clothing.
- CourtRobe addresses the financial barriers women face when attending court.
- The campaign highlights the importance of appearance in legal settings.
Why it matters
The CourtRobe campaign could help alleviate anxiety for women facing the court process.
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Sarah Lee· PersonKayla Poulton· PersonEmma Ritch Law Clinic· OrganizationScotland· Country
Source
Times of India
