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25 June, 2015

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Welsh Women’s Aid statement in response to the Crown Prosecution Service annual Violence Against Women and Girls report.
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We were pleased to contribute to this report on nightlife reopening in Wales, from a survivor perspective. Alcohol is NEVER an excuse for violence or abuse-it is everyone's right to live fear free. twitter.com/WalesVPU/statu…

About 54 minutes ago from WelshWomensAid's Twitter

"Making clear that crimes happen to women 'because they are women' could help to send a clear message that women will be believed, protected and supported if they experience sexist violence and abuse." The response to a new report from the Law Commission: bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi…

About 8 hours ago from WelshWomensAid's Twitter

@choiceolderppl @LiveFearFree Thank you for this, it’s really positive to hear that the amazing helpline staff were as supportive as ever. Also important to stress that the service is available 24/7 to survivors of all ages, including older people.

Yesterday from WelshWomensAid's Twitter

As people across Wales continue to be encouraged to work from home when possible, we want to highlight the information for employers in our #Bystander toolkit. Home is not a safe place for all and you can still support your employees who work remotely. welshwomensaid.org.uk/campaig… pic.twitter.com/MB7AJtKPYF

Yesterday from WelshWomensAid's Twitter

Image-based abuse or 'revenge porn' has been illegal in Wales and England since 2015. People found guilty could face up to 2 years in prison. As with all abuse and violence, 'revenge porn' is never the fault of the survivor. @LiveFearFree bbc.co.uk/news/technolog…

About 2 days ago from WelshWomensAid's Twitter

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