The Latest Breaking News from domestic violence

Police ‘determined’ to target abusers who drive women to suicide but say they lack resources

NPCC lead for domestic abuse says officers dealing with huge caseloads, made worse by justice system backlogs

The Guardian - UK · Feb 17

Indian-origin man poses as Singapore cop to seek help from President Tharman Shanmugaratnam: Here's why

An Indian-origin man in Singapore received a nine-month jail sentence for impersonating a prison officer. Prakash Paramasivam, 25, emailed Singaporean President Tharman Shanmugaratnam and other officials, falsely claiming innocence in past convictions and alleging domestic abuse. He also used a forged medical certificate to skip court, revealing a pattern of…

The Times of India · Feb 16

Queensland police refused to discipline officer accused of domestic violence against pregnant partner

Police decided there was ‘no tangible benefit’ to conducting disciplinary action against the officer and opted not to investigate

The Guardian - AU · Feb 16

Police sexual misconduct allegations surge by a third as hundreds of officers accused

New data reveals a 34 per cent increase in sexual conduct allegations involving police officers

Evening Standard · Feb 14

‘My husband burned down our house – then the bank threatened repossession’

A family struggled to rebuild their lives after an abusive marriage ended in tragedy and financial ruin

The Guardian - UK · Feb 14

Queen Camilla Is Tackling a Cause That Would've Been "Unimaginable" For Previous Royals as She Reflects on "Horrifying" Crisis

The Queen visited Avon and Somerset Police's headquarters on February 12.

Marie Claire · Feb 12

Camilla hears real-life 999 call on visit to police control room

The Queen was visiting the Avon and Somerset Police headquarters to learn about their work tackling domestic abuse.

Evening Standard · Feb 12

Camilla visits police force to learn about work to tackle sexual violence

The Queen arrived at the Avon and Somerset Police headquarters on Thursday morning.

Evening Standard · Feb 12

Grim data highlights Indigenous imprisonment disparity

One in three prisoners in Australia's most populous state are First Nations people as fresh figures paint a "shocking" image of the justice system.

AAP · Feb 11

Why Kaliyuga Is Hardest on Women: A Truth No One Likes to Discuss

Women's standing has always been a crucial measure of a society's moral and cultural strength. Shakti, the divine feminine power in control of creation, protection, and transformation, was traditionally thought to be represented by women in Indian tradition. Scriptures, epics, and philosophical writings from history show that women were valued,…

MyLifeXP · Feb 8