OpinionThe UK plans to ban the ‘rough sex gone wrong’ defence. Should we follow?Widely criticised for its use in the trial of Grace Millane's killer, the 'rough sex' defence is a harrowing ordeal for victims and their families.By Samantha Keene | 18th June, 2020Guest writer
It’s not the step-porn that’s a problem, it’s the aggression behind itAn academic studying the gendered influence of pornography urges people not to panic, but to be aware of when – and why – pornography becomes problematic.By Samantha Keene | 9th December, 2019Guest writer
Now there is justice for Grace Millane. For her sake, for all our sakes, let’s now change how we talk about blameThe decision brings justice for Grace's family. But in the course of the trial, and the laying out of her sexual history, we witnessed a mirror of some of the worst elements of our society.By Samantha Keene | 22nd November, 2019Guest writer