Surge of Domestic Abuse Murders During Lockdown
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Coercive Control
Yasmeen’s story is hard to watch, but is no exaggeration on daily reality for many
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Reflections On Coercive Control
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Why I felt that a book for victims involved in the family courts was necessary
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Coercive Control and the case of Sally Challen
The case of Sally Challen is being heard by the Court of Appeal today and I was asked about what the impact of a successful appeal would be by Emma […]
Misogyny is why the police fail to protect victims of stalking and domestic violence
I recently took part in a Radio 5 Live broadcast on the subject of coercive control and stalking and gave my view that the only explanation for the continued failures […]
The police should be held accountable for failing DV and stalking victims
The case of Laura Stuart highlights yet another woefully inadequate police response to a female victim of domestic abuse, coercive control and stalking. Her relationship with Jason Cooper was dominated […]
Why are male domestic abuse victims treated more favourably than women?
The abuse inflicted on Alex Skeel by his partner was horrendous and the sentence of seven and a half years handed down in April 2018 much deserved. Coercive Control is […]
Animal Abuse and Coercive Control
A recent investigation by 5 Live investigates highlighted that in a one month period 700 calls were made to domestic violence helplines, which included reports of animal cruelty used by […]
New Domestic Abuse Law – what it means
I was delighted to hear the announcement at the weekend of the commencement date for the new laws around coercive control and domestic abuse. I was involved in the campaign […]