Women’s Aid respond to new report by HMICFRS
…police to transport, business, housing and many more. It is only then that we can look forward to effective changes in attitudes, responses and outcomes for women and children. We…
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Women’s Aid responds to police chiefs issuing first ever national threat assessment of crimes
…that such cases are investigated by an independent force or the Independent Office of Police Complaints to ensure women can trust the process. “The police play a vital role in…
Women’s Aid responds to the findings of The Baird Inquiry into Greater Manchester Police
Women’s Aid responds to the findings for the Baird Inquiry into Greater Manchester Police Sophie Francis-Cansfield, Head of External Affairs at Women’s Aid, comments: “Women’s Aid are alarmed by…
How common is domestic abuse?
…decision by the victim whether or not to report an incident, followed by the responses of the police (e.g. whether or not to record the incident), the Crown Prosecution Service,…
A Bill For Survivors
…shall cover, but not be limited to, the police, probation, judiciary, magistracy, court staff, adult’s and children’s social care, health agencies, housing and jobcentres; b. shall be comprehensive, delivered by…
Coercive control
…Walklate, S., Johnson, K., Humphreys, L. and Kirby, S. (2018) Police responses to coercive control. Published online: N8 Policing Research Partnership (156 of the cases studies were listed as S.76…
Why data matters when talking about domestic abuse
…for fiscal studies. Barlow, C., Walklate, S., Johnson, K., Humphreys, L. & Kirby, S. (2018) Police responses to coercive control. Published online: N8 Policing Research Partnership Centre for Women’s Justice…
Met must reform urgently to stop violence against women and girls
…signs – Carrick had come to the attention of police over nine incidents, including rape allegations, but was still allowed to continue in his role as an Armed Police Officer…
Women’s Aid responds to police misconduct cases over indecent exposure reports
Women’s Aid responds to police misconduct cases over indecent exposure reports Lucy Hadley, head of policy at Women’s Aid, said: “These reports are yet another appalling example of police…
Women’s Aid comment on the state of policing on the fourth anniversary of Sarah Everard’s murder
…who has been affected by police perpetrated abuse. Since Sarah’s murder, we’ve seen countless other cases of police perpetrated violence against women and girls (VAWG), leaving women’s trust in the…