Criminal Justice
Survivors of multiple disadvantage give their views on services
A report by Peer Researchers for the National Commission on Domestic and Sexual Violence and Multiple Disadvantage
11th February 2019
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A report by Peer Researchers for the National Commission on Domestic and Sexual Violence and Multiple Disadvantage
Home Affairs Committee urges government to widen scope of domestic abuse bill to include national refuge funding and a new stalkers register.
Inspectors found CRC staff did not have the skills, experience or time to supervise perpetrators of domestic abuse properly.
Women’s Aid report shows most survivors of domestic abuse do not report abuse to the police and 60% referrals to refuges are rejected because they are full.
Women’s Aid report shows most survivors of domestic abuse do not report abuse to the police and 60% referrals to refuges are rejected because they are full.
Latest ONS official statistics based on the Crime Survey for England and Wales reveal trends in domestic abuse and that nearly 2 million people were victims last year.
Many women in prison have been victims of much more serious offences than the ones they are
accused of. Domestic abuse often drives offending.
Innovative VR approach gets Dutch domestic abuse perpetrators to realise the impact of their behaviour on their children.
New analysis by the Office of National Statistics reveals the lifelong impact of child abuse on well-being & the very high risks of being abused as an adult.
Encouraging lessons learnt from a pilot integrated domestic violence programme for men in substance misuse treatment run jointly by Cranstoun and DVIP.
Brilliant series of 3 very short videos by Michael Linnell raising awareness of domestic abuse and providing information about sources of help.
New Hestia app helps those in abusive relationships by providing advice, support and the ability to compile a secret diary of abuse.
