The UK Government has today announced that £53 million will be allocated over the next 4 years towards addressing domestic abuse perpetrators that ‘pose the highest risk’. Welsh Women’s Aid are concer...

At The Eddystone Trust, we work with people across the South West who are affected by sexual health inequalities and trauma, and we want to say this loud and clear: if you’ve experienced rape or sexua...

Forensic and legal experts say self-swab DNA kits are unlikely to be allowed as evidence in court.

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The government’s most urgent priority is not to launch another review but to develop a societal strategy to tackle the crime

A number of amendments were tabled that would have reduced the burden of the increase on the voluntary sector but they were rejected by the House of Commons

Despite pledge to challenge claims, the prosecutions agency is not tracking how many cases it has dropped

Our joint report with Imkaan on the systemic failures to protect women and children from sexual violence and abuse in asylum accommodation.

The idea of children being abused within their family is too upsetting for adults to contemplate. But we must

A pilot for tougher domestic violence orders is announced - but charities warn police must act on them.

We spoke to Benaifer Bhandari, the CEO of Hopscotch Women's Centre, a charity offering support services for women impacted by racial and gender inequality as well as domestic abuse.