by Enforce Rape Laws | Jan 16, 2016 | News
Memphis Says No More’s token victim, Whitney Wood, said “no more” to the campaign after learning it was a publicity stunt for the city. After three years, Whitney’s ex-husband was finally prosecuted for aggravated assault. She believes the...
by Enforce Rape Laws | Oct 1, 2015 | News
The woman’s lawsuit alleges that when she tried to report her rape, two NYPD Special Victims Unit officers forced her to drink with them and then one sexually assaulted her. PERL’s executive director Meaghan Ybos commended the victim’s legal action....
by Enforce Rape Laws | Sep 30, 2015 | News
PERL’s executive director Meaghan Ybos appeared in The Blaze to discuss the findings of a new campus sexual assault survey conducted by the Association of American Universities. The survey found that 10 percent of female college students experienced sexual...
by Enforce Rape Laws | Sep 5, 2015 | News
The chronic under-investigation of rape is a serious enough problem without bogus etiologies, federal funding flops, and commercialized advocacy that exploits victims. The backlog myth Reports of thousands of untested rape kits in police storage — too often...
by Enforce Rape Laws | Aug 30, 2015 | News
PERL’s founder and executive director Meaghan Ybos appeared on WKNO’s Behind the Headlines to discuss anti-violence campaign Memphis Says No More. The campaign consists of PSAs and posters that feature Memphis Police Director Toney Armstrong, District...
