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Swansea Women's Aid

2 days ago

Today is the last day to apply for our exciting new volunteer roles. Time to get those last minute applications in!

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3 days ago

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There will be no drop in at Bond St on Thursday 18th July. Drop in will be available at Swansea Domestic Abuse One Stop Shop on Singleton Street between 10am-4pm. We are sorry for any inconvenience.

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Swansea Women's Aid

4 days ago

Rural women enduring domestic abuse are half as likely as urban victims to report their suffering and are being failed by authorities with perpetrators shielded by countryside culture, a report says. ... See MoreSee Less

Rural domestic abusers being protected by countryside culture

theguardian.com

Victims are failed by police and suffer from isolation and patriarchal views, report warns

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Westminster legislation to protect domestic abuse victims from a form of bullying known as "coercive control" is to be extended to Northern Ireland, an ex-Stormont justice minister has said. ... See MoreSee Less

Coercive control to become offence in NI

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The Department of Justice says law to prevent domestic abuse will be extended to NI.

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The law recognises the violence but doesn't uphold decent sentences for it we go through so much to escape the situation to be let down by the law on a good not have to say womens aid and their support is amazing x

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Today, the UK Government have introduced the Domestic Abuse Bill, which has been in progress for the past two years. Tina Reece, Head of Engagement at Welsh Women’s Aid said: “Welsh Women’s Ai...

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