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The Independent has previously spoken to survivors who faced the impossible choice of remaining in debt or risking their abusers finding out where they live
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A fee survivors of domestic abuse previously had to pay to ensure their abuser could not track their address on a government register is being scrapped.
Sexual and violent offenders could be restricted to certain locations and tracked with technology
Charity Refuge warns of stark increase in abuse referrals related to technology, with ‘devastating’ impact on disabled survivors
Exclusive: Charities and MPs call for urgent funding for the sector as last year saw highest proportion of referrals rejected in…
Only 15 per cent of families are eligible for legal aid, meaning victims are often forced to represent themselves
Lawyers will be available to help victims understand their rights and challenge unnecessary requests for personal information,…
Women open up about abuse that led to disappearance, after government VAWG strategy is silent on missing people, as The…
