Commissioner says domestic abuse victims must be kept safe amidst response to prison overcrowding crisis
Police abuse hotline is a start but forces must properly deal with complaints, says Commissioner
Leading Violence Against Women and Girls organisations issue urgent joint letter to Government highlighting the ongoing recruitment and retention crisis in the sector
Domestic abuse pilot to spare victims multiple court hearings
House of Lords considers ban on unregulated psychologists’ assessments of domestic abuse victims
Domestic abuse victims given lifeline payments
Services should do more to stop domestic abuse killings: Domestic Abuse Commissioner
Mother advocates for legal change after daughter’s suicide following domestic abuse
New NHS remote medical records endanger domestic abuse and stalking victims, warn campaign groups
Research Briefing published on support available for victims and survivors of domestic abuse when ap
Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee Issue Report on ‘Connect Tech: Smart or Sinister’
Drive Partnership celebrates new funding to transform the national response to perpetrators of domes
Insights on the impact of coercive control on children and young people
Funding granted to 55 organisations providing support to victims of abuse
Domestic Abuse Commissioner calls for wide reaching reforms for children in the family court
Too many at risk of domestic abuse by people on probation, HM Inspectorate of Probation finds
Cost of living crisis continues prevents women from escaping abuse
House of Lords debates tackling violence against women and girls
Abusers sharing intimate images without consent face up to 6 months in prison
