The Campaign for Complainer Anonymity recently presented at the Scottish University Law Clinic Network (SULCN) Conference. You can download an abbreviated copy of our presentation, with narration by Emma Smith, on the link below. Campaign for Complainer Anonymity
Campaign co-founders Annabel Mackay, Faiza Ashfaq and Seonaid Stevenson-McCabe write for the The Journal of the Law Society of Scotland on why we founded The CCA https://www.lawscot.org.uk/members/journal/issues/vol-66-issue-06/opinion-campaign-for-complainer-anonymity/
Dr Andrew Tickell recently presented to The Scottish Institute for Policing Research (SIPR) on the work of the CCA and the right to anonymity in Scots law. You can watch the event here
CCA co-founder Dr Andrew Tickell has written for the Edinburgh Law Review about Scots law on complainer anonymity. If you want to learn more about the law, an open access version of the article is available here
Dr Andrew Tickell spoke to Radio 4 Law in Action about the CCA and the need to reform the law in Scotland
Would it surprise you to learn that complainers in sexual offence cases have no automatic right to anonymity in Scotland? This Campaign begins with a simple statement of fact. The idea that complainers “automatically have a right to anonymity under UK law” is often referred to in Scotland – but it has no foundation in … Continue reading Campaign for Complainer Anonymity
