Domestic abuse charity Refuge, supported by its celebrity ambassadors, are just one of hundreds of organisations that took part in this week’s One Hundred Acts of Hope campaign.

Gisèle Pelicot, the French survivor whose case sparked international outrage, appeared at the Royal Festival Hall one month after releasing

A new City Hall partnership with Women’s Aid and Airbnb will offer free emergency accommodation to survivors of domestic abuse

The number of domestic abuse victims dying by suicide has surpassed those killed by their partner for the second year

Legal aid cuts are enabling domestic abuse, and increasing child poverty, harming families, and endangering judges according to providers and

Merton Council encouraged male allies to join the campaign in their recent stand against domestic violence. The annual White Ribbon

Out of nearly 400,000 cases of domestic abuse in London in the past four years, only one in ten led

Croydon Council has launched a plan to tackle Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG). Mayor Jason Perry launched a three-year delivery

With the Euro 2024 football tournament reaching its conclusion, millions are exhilarated at the prospect of England winning. But for

London has no refuges or safe houses for male domestic abuse victims, new data from a male domestic abuse charity

Voices of Hope and Vineyard Community Centre have launched a weekly women’s hub in partnership with Richmond Council who will