Domestic Abuse Bill doesn’t go far enough
Government’s Domestic Abuse Bill welcome but must go further to support BAME, disabled and LGBT+ victims, underfunded services and address perpetrators.
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Duchess of Cornwall holds reception to celebrate 15 years of SafeLives
Read remarks from HRH The Duchess of Cornwall as she recognises SafeLives' 15th anniversary and powerful survivor voices in the #ImASurvivor campaign.
Need a whole picture multi-agency response
Joint report into the response to child sexual abuse presents a clear call for improved multi-agency working. Read the full report here.
Open letter to the editor of the Telegraph
20+ organisations united response: Addressing crime should not pit victims against each other. Domestic abuse is a serious issue needing attention and resources
Police Foundation’s Strategic Review of Policing
SafeLives welcome the Police Foundation's Strategic Review of Policing. Promising signs from Police Foundation's Strategic Review with public supporting a focus on domestic abuse. Domestic...
SafeLives response to the Government’s announcement on the Gender Recognition Act
In light of the Government’s announcement today that it will not be making any legislative changes to the Gender Recognition Act, we would like to...
Our response to Channel 4 News exclusive
We’re sending our love and support to all the women who took part in the Channel 4 News exclusive last night
Response to Ofsted’s sexual abuse review
Ofsted’s report today makes grim reading. The report acknowledges that sexual harassment and online sexual abuse are endemic in schools, affecting girls and boys
Response to the HMIC report – police engagement with women and girls
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...
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