SafeLives responds to the Independent Review of Children’s Social Care report
Children’s Social Care Review welcomed, but report misses opportunity to incorporate domestic abuse and address structural racism in child protection
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SafeLives responds to the HMICFRS’ interim report calling for cross-sectoral reform in the criminal justice system
SafeLives are pleased to see HMICRFS' interim eport today call for whole-system, cross-sectoral reform in the criminal justice system to respond to perpetrators of violence...
SafeLives welcome new relationship and sex education guidance
We welcome new Department for Education relationship and sex education guidance but let's ensure teachers get the training and resources to help young people.
SafeLives responds to the Government’s Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy
We are pleased to see the Government’s Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Strategy following a Call for Evidence which received over 180,000 responses.
SafeLives welcome Government move to make VAWG a national policing priority
We welcome the news that the Home Secretary is set to make tackling Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) a national policing priority, known as...
SafeLives calls for Government to allocate adequate funding to support migrant survivors of domestic abuse with insecure immigration status
Our response to the Home Office's response to the Domestic Abuse Commissioner's report Safety before Status.
SafeLives’ response to the Justice Committee’s pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Victims Bill
Justice Committee report: Idvas, migrant victims and community based services. We urge Government to heed the recommendations. Read our response and full report.
SafeLives’ response to Home Office’s £8.3 million fund for VAWG services
Missed opportunity: The recent £8.3m Home Office find could better empower smaller specialist domestic abuse organisations. Let's rethinking funding processes for real impact
SafeLives responds to Baroness Casey’s interim report on Met Police misconduct
Baroness Casey’s report is clear – fundamental change is needed in policing, both at the Metropolitan Police and elsewhere.
SafeLives’ response to super-complaint on police perpetrated domestic abuse
We welcome the HMICFRS’s decision to uphold the super-complaint submitted by the Centre for Women’s Justice about domestic abuse perpetrated by the police (PPDA). The...