We spoke to Deborah Jones, the CEO of charity Resolute, and herself a survivor of domestic abuse.
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We spoke to Deborah Jones, the CEO of charity Resolute, and herself a survivor of domestic abuse.
She’s put forward plans for a proximity system to protect victims and survivors, and has worked with the Ministry of Justice on domestic violence issues.
We started by asking her if she thought these plans could work.
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