Maltese residents who suspect that their partner might turn abusive or aggressive towards them now have the right to apply
The Unwanted Prisoner Contact Service is a national service that stops victims of crime, including domestic abuse survivors, witnesses or
The probation service of England and Wales appears to have made little progress in recent years to improve its practices
The Welsh Government has launched the ‘Sound’ campaign to encourage men between 18 and 34 to reflect on their behaviours
The Westminster Parliament have approved a bill to allow the Child Maintenance Service (CMS) to intervene on behalf of parents
The West Yorkshire police force has given specialist domestic abuse training to 3,210 officers, staff and employees from partner agencies
The Domestic Abuse Response Alliance (Dara) has won the Pro Bono Initiative of the Year category in The Lawyer Awards
Crimes related to domestic abuse are among the greatest threats women face, according to the first ever country-wide evaluation of
More domestic abuse victims-survivors will have access to legal aid in England and Wales after Westminster government reforms have ensured
The Domestic Abuse (Jersey) Law 2022 officially came into force on 21 June. Provisions include making domestic abuse a specific
Scarce and inconsistent information on intimate partner violence (IPV) against men and boys in Northern Ireland is holding back projects
Thurrock Council held up using £490,000 allocated to help victims-survivors of domestic abuse, according to an update on domestic abuse
More than 10,000 women escaping domestic abuse were reportedly refused safe housing in England last year, prompting warnings many could
The Westminster government has allocated up to £39m over the next two years to fund 50 initiatives by police forces
While accepting the Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Act 2018 has boosted efforts to tackle all forms of domestic abuse, the Scottish
One-in-four gay or bisexual men in Scotland have experienced domestic violence in the past year, but face many barriers to
Weaknesses in Ireland’s legal system so distresses survivors of domestic and/or sexual violence that they pull out of proceedings, according
The Westminster government is to give people leaving abusive relationships £250 to help them re-establish their lives. The one-off payment
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