Falsely Accused, Truly Broken: Rethinking Gender Justice

In an era where empowering victims of abuse is essential, what happens when justice tilts too far in one direction? Falsely Accused, Truly Broken: Rethinking Gender Justice examines the emotional, legal, and social fallout faced by those who are wrongly accused in the name of progress. This thought-provoking piece explores the delicate balance between protecting genuine survivors and ensuring the rights of the innocent aren’t trampled in the process. Through real-life cases, expert insights, and ethical dilemmas, the article challenges us to confront a difficult question: Can we create a justice system that believes victims and protects the falsely accused?