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Rights of Women produce a variety of publications on women’s rights. On this page you can buy Rights of Women publications using our secure online shopping cart using your debit or credit card, or by using a PayPal account. Alternatively, you can download an order form and send us a cheque through the post. Our shop is located on Paypal's secure server, so you can be assured of your transaction being securely processed. You will recieve your purchase within 14 days of payment. Sorry, we do not deliver to outside the UK and we can not acceot card payments over the phone. Please note: the shopping cart opens in a new window.Regrettably, membership discounts do not apply to online purchases. Some of our free publications are available to download in PDF format (see below). If you are visually impaired and require any of them in Word format, please let us know by emailing info@row.org.uk, and we will send them to you. Publications listPathways to Justice: BMER Women, Violence and the Law. (2007)
Pathways to Justice is a practical, accessible and empowering guide to the legal rights of Black, minority ethnic and refugee (BMER) women including women seeking asylum. Long overdue and the first book of its kind, it provides extensive coverage of issues including forced marriage, female genital mutilation, immigration and asylum, trafficking, child abduction and honour crimes. The book will inform and empower women and is a vital resource for individuals, volontary and community organisations, lawyers, policy makers, health and social work practitioners, academics, police officers and broadcasters. £12.00 (incl. postage and packing)Alternatively, you can pay by cheque and send us your order through the post.  Download order form From A to Z: A Woman’s Guide to the Law. (2006)
This unique and accessible guide from Rights of Women provides women with information on an extensive range of legal topics, from Abduction to Zero Tolerance. Alternatively, you can pay by cheque and send us your order through the post. Download order form
This extensive, detailed and accessible child contact
handbook includes: what child contact is; what types of contact
there are; what orders the court can make; the welfare checklist;
alternatives to going to court; domestic violence and child contact. Alternatively, you can pay by cheque and send us your order through the post. Download order form
Domestic Violence DIY Injunction Handbook. (2006 - Second Edition)
This extensive, detailed and accessible handbook enables women to obtain protection from violence and abuse under the Family Law Act 1996 Part IV. This revised edition of the handbook has been substantially updated to include all relevant changes to the law introduced by the Domestic Violence Crime and Victims Act 2004. It is essential reading for all women considering applying for this form of protection and for professionals who offer advice and support to women experiencing domestic violence. Alternatively, you can pay by cheque and send us your order through the post. Download order form
Women and Violence - What's Law Got to Do with It? Report of Rights of Women's 30th Anniversary Conference. (2006) Rights of Women held our 30th Anniversary Conference, 'Women and Violence - What's Law Got to Do with It?', on the 3rd November 2005 in London. The comprehensive report builds on the informative and topical speakers, workshops and exchanges at the conference. This report will be a useful resource for all those working or interested in the women's sector. The report can be downloaded for free in PDF format from the link below. Download PDFOpening PDF files: If your computer doesn't have a program that can open PDF files, you can download Acrobat Reader for free from Adobe's website. (Go back to top of list.) |
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