SafeLives says

SafeLives responds to the Home Affairs Select Committee report on the Domestic Abuse Bill

SafeLives welcomes the

SafeLives responds to latest ONS domestic abuse data release

ONS data shows welcome decrease in prevalence of domestic abuse, but too many victims are still not receiving specialist support

SafeLives welcomes progress report on the police response to domestic abuse

SafeLives welcomes the publication of Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary's progress report on the police response to domestic abuse.

SafeLives respond to government guidance on keeping survivors safe at home

Yesterday, the government issued new guidance on how to support domestic abuse survivors to access long-term stable housing.

CPS report reveals a worrying drop in the number of prosecutions around domestic abuse

In response to the Crown Prosecution Service’s 10th Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) report, Suzanne Jacob Deputy CEO said: 

BBC Radio 4 Today Programme: A missed opportunity to ask the questions which matter

Our response to BBC Radio 4's Today Programme on domestic abuse

SafeLives welcomes report on need to better protect and support children living with domestic abuse

SafeLives warmly welcomes the publication of the Joint Targeted Area Inspection (JTAI) report into children living with domestic abuse.

SafeLives respond to serious case review into the death of Ayeeshia-Jayne Smith

The serious case review published yesterday into the tragic death of one year old Ayeeshia-Jayne Smith makes for incredibly difficult reading.

SafeLives responds to Scottish government report on service provision for women and girls

SafeLives, a UK-wide domestic abuse charity, welcomes a new report published today for the Scottish Government.

SafeLives' response to the consultation on Equally Safe: Scotland's strategy for eliminating violence against women and girls

In 2016 Scottish Government published a revised version of Equally Safe, Sco