Looking back on three years of coercive control legislation
Three years since coercive control was criminalised Suzanne Jacob CEO reflects on embedding change in the police and criminal justice system
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The Problem with Forced Marriage Legislation
Maz Idriss discusses some of the points arising from that article about whether the forced marriage legislation has had the desired effect of combating this major...
Extending the offence of controlling or coercive behaviour to post-separation (economic) abuse
Cyrene Siriwardhana, Surviving Economic Abuse, explains why SEA are calling for legislation on controlling or coercive behaviour to be extended to post- separation.
Information sharing guidance for Scotland
Guidance on managing data for practitioners working with victims and survivors of domestic abuse in Scotland.
Domestic Abuse Act
Find out more about the four-year journey to ensure this milestone legislation was a true leap forward for domestic abuse survivors and frontline services.
Getting a diploma in domestic abuse
Information on how to get a diploma in domestic abuse by proving capability in three of the four areas we have identified as key to...
Briefing: The Care Act
This briefing looks at the key features of the Care Act 2014, and the implications for domestic abuse services.
Domestic abuse in Scotland
An overview of the domestic abuse response, and our work in Scotland.
#Invest2EndAbuse
#Invest2EndAbuse calls for the UK Government to invest in specialist domestic abuse support, by including a full statutory duty on local authorities to provide both...
Reflections on a landmark year for Scotland
The Covid-19 pandemic has worsened domestic abuse situations. Discover how Scotland's Domestic Abuse Act is making a difference to policing and to survivors.