Domestic abuse bill: once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform the response to domestic abuse The new chair Apsana Begum MP and new vice-chair Baroness Bertin of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on domestic…
Women’s Aid statement on the Royal Assent of the domestic abuse bill Farah Nazeer, Chief Executive of Women’s Aid Federation of England, said “Four years after the domestic abuse…
Women’s Aid responds as domestic abuse bill returns to the House of Commons The domestic abuse bill must protect all women – women and children cannot afford to settle…
Domestic abuse bill amendment: Simple legal mechanism would allow women to stay at home safely instead of having to flee The last day of the report stage of the Domestic…
…support Funding Support for Domestic Abuse Survivors Domestic Abuse and Money Education Fragile funding landscape Women’s Aid data on domestic abuse provision Funding a National Network of Refuges Funding safer…
…domestic abuse bill to criminalise threats to share intimate images; non-fatal strangulation; and post-separation abuse. Whilst these much-needed changes to the bill are welcome, we remain concerned the legislation continues…
…quality awareness-raising campaigns on domestic abuse in partnership with survivors and specialist services. 3. Making domestic abuse everyone’s business (1) Survivors can safely report domestic abuse to all public services,…
APPG 2018 Report: Creating a Truly Transformative Domestic Abuse Bill The APPG welcomes the pr oposed domestic abuse bill as a landmark opportunity to transform the national response to survivors…
…want an end to avoidable child deaths as a result of unsafe child contact with dangerous perpetrators of domestic abuse. For this to happen, domestic abuse must be taken seriously…
Women’s Aid responds to the Lords’ rejections of the domestic abuse bill amendment Lucy Hadley, Head of Policy and Campaigns at Women’s Aid said: “We are deeply disappointed that…
