Legal Advice Charity for victims of domestic abuse. Evidence gathering app (DAIS), book called The Garden Broom, Queen's Award for Voluntary Service winner 2022
Sussex and Kent, England
Joined February 2018
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I'm starting research for a documentary on Family Court in the UK with the goal of raising awareness and promoting change in the system, if you have a story to share please contact me! #holdupyourhands @Chibra25
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If you or someone you know is experiencing #DomesticAbuse help is available from #Kent and #Medway support services.
⚠️In an emergency always call 999
Kent: 0808 16 89 111
Medway: 0800 917 9948
domesticabuseservices.org.uk
#KnowSeeSpeakOut
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If you're experiencing #DomesticAbuse & need to find safety, you can now go to any @BootsUK pharmacy & participating pharmacies and 'Ask for Ani' - use this code word & staff will know you need help and will put you in touch with support services.
#KnowSeeSpeakOut
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We think this new service we’ve commissioned will be brilliant. 👇
Offering free legal advice for domestic abuse victims @_TDCP_ will help many people! 😊
@kent_police @matthewscottpcc
@VS_Kent
@KentMedwayDA
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Big day for #DomesticAbuse policy and legislation in Eng/Wal. @CommissionerDA and @VictimsComm gave evidence to committee on the draft Victims Bill. Their evidence available to watch parliamentlive.tv/Event/Inde…. DA Cmsr also released new report today - her feed has details
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Simon Spence QC @simonspenceQC has been interviewed by @ipswichstar24 looking back at one of the biggest serial killer cases to have taken place in Britain. 15 years on, he recounts his memories working on the case of the #IpswichRipper. Read more: bit.ly/3H7pW5T #Crime
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Pleased to be at ‘Improving the experience of children & survivors of domestic abuse in the family courts’ hosted by @CommissionerDA with an excellent panel @FarahNazeer @womensaid @VictimsComm @NataliePage31 @BeckFitzgerald. Jenny Beck suggesting a network of DA Champions
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"The protection of women and children feels so important to me, Refuge do so much more than being on the ground in refuge centres." Thank you so much @Billiepiper for using your voice to raise awareness of Refuge in your latest @GraziaUK interview.
'For many years, I couldn't watch myself as a child in a music video, or even hear my songs. But I can now' graziadaily.co.uk/celebrity/…
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Well done to @SikhWomensAid for highlighting domestic and child abuse within the Sikh community. Only by knowing the issues in detail can we ever hope to deal with them and provide the support that victims need @nazirafzal @VeraBaird @VictimsComm
theguardian.com/society/2021…
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If you want to help an adult or child survivor of domestic violence and abuse, you have to behave as differently to the perpetrator as possible.
Be respectful, consistent, reliable, honest, reasonable, realistic, empowering, caring, and as non-coercive as you possibly can be.
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The concept of coercive control in cases of domestic violence & abuse can get unhelpfully twisted to mean different things.
This can cause substantial problems, especially when perpetrators try to use the concept to claim they are the victims & their victim is the perpetrator.
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Let's try and actually Save Christmas for some families. Consider donating to a local domestic abuse charity or check out thedaisychainproject.com/ for more information on supporting our work this December.
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Its time for us to talk.
Talking about your feelings can help you stay in good mental health and deal with times when you feel troubled. Find someone who will give you their time to listen.
Everyone has mental health.
#mentalhealth #talkmentalhealth
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Case listed from 10am to 1pm. Judge says can sit into the afternoon. I say I cannot sit beyond 3pm as have personal commitments. Judge asks me to try and make alternative arrangements … where is the protection of well-being if it doesn’t come from the top?
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On behalf of the @TheCriminalBar COVID safety group:
Please be aware of prevalence in your local area.
If you have school aged children living with you, it may be an idea to do an LFT on a Sunday i.e. before you attend court, then again on Wednesday/Thursday.
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🙄 This, and the fact that the 20 court Snaresbrook CC can currently only have 20 people in the cells total on any given day across its main building and annexe is one of the main reasons for the backlog and delays. Hopeless.
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“ He’s not an abuser because he’s never abused ME” should not be the yardstick used- especially with #coercivecontrol
An abuser will not abuse EVERY person they have a relationship with- especially if they need to proof they are NOT an abuser.
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If you are a male victim of domestic abuse, please take part in this survey as this survey is aimed at you too. Please feel free to make clear (there are blank boxes at the end) how such non-inclusive videos like this make you feel.
🗪 Please share YOUR views and experiences of violence against women and girls.
📝 We are reaching the end of the consultation period which is open to all, and your responses will help build our strategy to tackle these crimes.
👉 gov.uk/homeoffice/VAWG-be-he…
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We see you. We’re here for you. You are not alone.
Call our National Domestic Abuse Helpline 24/7 on 0808 2000 247 or use our live chat from 3-10pm, Monday-Friday bit.ly/3e8xmHG. #ISeeYou
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I have been in contact with @CEOofHMCTS and @BarCouncilChair - update from me tmrw to FLBA members on court safety and impact of the new national lockdown on court attendance. CLQC