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Scottish survivors start 'Courtrobe' to provide outfits and stylists for court

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Two sexual assault survivors in Scotland have launched CourtRobe, a campaign to help women feel more confident when giving evidence in court. Sarah Lee, 39, and Kayla Poulton, 36, are seeking clothing donations and shopping vouchers from department stores. The initiative, being developed with the University of Glasgow's Emma Ritch Law Clinic, also aims to provide free personal shopping sessions with trauma-trained retail staff.

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Scottish survivors start 'Courtrobe' to provide outfits and stylists for court
TOI WORLD DESK · 10/27/2026, 7:15:00 AM
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