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HomePublicationsResponding To The Needs of Women and Girls Involved With Court Services
Responding to the needs of women and girls involved with court services
Author/editor: Bartels, L, Gelb, K, Eales, S, Corcoran, L, Boxall, H and Cooms, V
Year published: 2025

Abstract

POLIS: the ANU Centre for Social Policy Research, Australian National University (ANU) was engaged by the Department of Justice (then the Department of Justice and Attorney-General) to conduct a literature review, based on specific recommendations made by the Women’s Safety and Justice Taskforce in Hear her voice Report two – Women and girls’ experiences of the criminal justice system (Report 2). The purpose of the literature review is to outline current evidence-based research that identifies the needs and experiences of women and girls involved with courts and applies gender and cultural lenses to examine the efficacy of court-based interventions.

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