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SafeLives welcomes the Domestic Abuse Commissioner’s report, which provides a vital and sobering insight into the challenges faced by victims and survivors of domestic abuse when engaging with the criminal justice system.
This case, and the tragic death of Kiena Dawes, highlights the profound harm caused by coercive control and the need for stronger justice system responses and comprehensive support for victims.
Statement on calls to introduce paid ‘safe leave’ for domestic abuse survivors and the need for a broader commitment by employers to tackle domestic abuse.
Youth organisations and charities can access up to £25K grant to empower young people to spot abuse through the Your Best Friend project, funded by the Tampon Tax. Apply here.
SafeLives response to Commissioner's call for a better protection of migrant victims. Everyone, regardless of immigration status, deserves access to vital support.
SafeLives to train new Idvas under Ministry of Justice £40million boost for domestic abuse services. Get involved and employ and train Idvas for your service.
Home Office announce enquiry following conviction of police officer for Sarah Everard's murder. SafeLives says enquiry must address misogyny within workplace culture.
Putting survivors at the centre of domestic abuse response work is crucial and delivers better outcomes. Find out more about the approach and research.
There was a shockwave going round the country on Wednesday as we found out that Wayne Couzens had used his police powers, authority and equipment to kidnap Sarah Everard off the street.
SafeLives staff, trustees and pioneers share their responses to sentencing of Wayne Couzens
Statement on the tragic loss of Sabina Nessa
Vigil for Sabina Nessa: a teacher, a loved community member, a woman who deserved more. All victims of violence against women and girls deserve to be honoured and recognised.
SafeLives welcomes the publication of the HMIC report on policing violence against women and girls and the overarching finding that a whole system approach and radical change are needed to stop this epidemic in its tracks.
Read why domestic abuse, homicide, and sexual violence must be incorporated in Serious Violence Prevention duty to protect victims and improve justice outcomes.
Read the statement from SafeLives’ Pioneers on the risks of removing essential support from care experienced young people.
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