domestic violence

Rape is not prohibited by the law, it is regulated
Enforcement alone will never address the tsunami of male violence towards women
Dame Vera Baird QC on domestic violence
Dame Vera was one of the speakers at our
Domestic abuse interventions: a history of neglect amidst growing need
The shortfall in accessibility and availability of domestic violence services is disturbing
Domestic violence prosecutions clumsy and costly
If criminal sanctions have little effect, why do we place such emphasis on prosecution?
Disclosing domestic violence
In November 2013 the Home Secretary announced that from March 2014 the ‘right to ask’ and ‘right to know’…
Violent crime. Up for women, down for men
Bookings are now open for this year's Eve Saville memorial lecture, to be delivered by Professor Sylvia Walby…
1.2 million women face sexual and physical abuse
A new report estimates that one in 20 women in England have experienced physical and/or sexual abuse, reports…
What's this got to do with violence against women?
Why empowering criminalised women is relevant to the violence against women sector
Ineffective police response towards domestic violence
A critical report by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary says that victims of domestic violence faced a '…
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