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Find out how to get help if you or someone you know is a victim of domestic abuse.
Information relating to the introduction of the Domestic Abuse Bill in the House of Commons on 3 March 2020.
Domestic abuse or violence is a crime and should be reported to the police - call 999 if it's an emergency or you're in immediate danger
Indefinite leave to remain or enter the UK if your relationship has broken down because of domestic violence or abuse - fees, who's eligible, how to apply.
Guidance on providing homelessness services to people who have experienced or are at risk of domestic violence or abuse.
Detailed guide on domestic abuse, what to do and how to seek help in the United Arab Emirates.
Detailed guide on domestic abuse, what to do and how to seek help in Jordan.
Statutory guidance supporting the understanding of the definitions of 'domestic abuse' and 'personally connected' as set out in the Domestic Abuse Act 2021.
Domestic Homicide Reviews will be renamed to Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews following calls to better recognise deaths from domestic abuse related suicide.
Support for all victims of domestic abuse, including forced marriage and honour based abuse and information on emergency safe spaces and signals.
What signs to look for if you believe that you or someone else could be a victim of domestic abuse and how to support someone if they're being abused.
Apply for an injunction if you've been a victim of domestic abuse - non-molestation or occupation orders - who can apply, serving documents and attending a hearing.
This concession gives you temporary permission to stay in the UK and apply to claim benefits if your relationship broke down because of domestic abuse.
Guide for local areas on the change to the definition of domestic violence and abuse.
Information and guidance for those affected by or dealing with cases of domestic abuse in the armed forces community.
Immigration staff guidance for considering applications from people who have been victims of domestic violence.
The government's plan will drive down the prevalence of domestic abuse and domestic homicide and provide victims and survivors with the support they need.
These factsheets provide more information about each of the provisions in the bill.
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