This is a book that calls time on the unending tide of brutality against ladies and the disappointments of our law enforcement framework to answer.

From counselor Harriett Johnson, Enough uncovers the shocking business as usual of maltreatment against ladies in our general public, offering an obvious case for why change is required in policing and equity. Most imperatively, it likewise gives a statement for how to arrive.

With skill, clear-sightedness and suitable fierceness, this book assists us with seeing where ladies are experiencing - crime to homegrown maltreatment to road provocation. It uncovered the manners in which the law enforcement framework lets ladies down - from officials neglecting to appropriately examine to an absence of results when police conduct is unsuitable, to multiplied courts and the real factors of persuading a jury.

Addressing sexism is to everybody's advantage and the responses aren't basic. Enough is the invitation to battle we can - and must - all get behind.