Domestic Abuse Bill receives Royal Assent
The Domestic Abuse Bill finally receives Royal Assent but the fight to ensure protection and support for all women continues.
Domestic Abuse Bill
MPs to vote on protection for migrant women in Domestic Abuse Bill
The Domestic Abuse Bill returns to the House of Commons where MPs will have the opportunity to vote to ensure migrant women can access equally effective support and protection from abuse.
Domestic Abuse Bill back at the Commons: Please take action to protect Migrant Women
Last month, with cross-party support, the House of Lords voted for three amendments to ensure migrant women can access safety and justice after domestic abuse.
On the 15th of April, the Domestic Abuse Bill returns to the House of Commons for its final stage. This is a critical moment for you to let your MP know that you want this Bill to provide proper protection for migrant women.
Domestic Abuse Bill returns to the Lords on International Women’s Day
This International Women’s Day sees the return of the Domestic Abuse Bill in the House of Lords as it enters Report Stage. This is the final chance to make the necessary changes to the Bill to ensure migrant women can access equally effective support and protection from abuse.
Istanbul Convention – UK failure to protect migrant women means UK doesn’t comply
Annual progress report shows that the Government’s failure to protect migrant women continues to prevent the UK’s ratification of Istanbul Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and girls.
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