uk domestic violence

Under the government’s hostile environment regime, survivors with insecure status risk being locked up and even deported if they report crimes or seek assistance
We are all paying the price for the silence that still surrounds the effect that domestic violence is having on children.
“I hope today’s operation sends out a message to domestic abusers that they cannot act with impunity".
“Coercive control is designed to subjugate and dominate, not merely to hurt."
In 2011 Sally Challen, 64, was jailed for the murder of her husband Richard, 61. Her sons, James and David, have stood by their mother throughout. They believe Sally was the victim of long-term psychological abuse, something they suggest was ignored during her trial. Now, eight years into an 18 year sentence, Sally’s solicitors hope a new law recognising psychological manipulation as a form of domestic abuse could provide a defence in a new appeal hearing.
Workers can take up to 10 days off after councillors approved the groundbreaking policy.
Children not only witness but often experience domestic violence – every child deserves to live free from fear and abuse
Government is "hiding behind devolution" to keep DUP on-side, Stella Creasy told the Commons.
Writing for HuffPost UK, Labour MP warns of the damage "a government so desperate to cling to power can do".
DUP-proofing the domestic abuse bill not only lets down women forced to travel to access abortion, but also victims of violence across the country who need UK-wide legislation to protect them