There are no global figures for Clare’s Law (the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme), because it is not an international programme. The scheme originated in England and Wales and has since been adopted in different forms in Scotland, Northern Ireland, parts of Australia, Canada, and New Zealand, but there is no worldwide databasecollecting comparable statistics. Each jurisdiction publishes data independently, if… Read More The Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme)

There is a profound difference between revenge and justice. Revenge is driven by the desire to make someone suffer. Justice is driven by the desire for truth, accountability and protection. For many survivors, speaking out is not about settling old scores. It is about ensuring that what happened is acknowledged, that the harm is recognised… Read More This Is Not Revenge. This Is Justice.

For years, many survivors are told they have no proof. So they quietly keep everything. Every phone recording. Every photograph. Every letter. Every email. Every text message. Every WhatsApp conversation—including messages from family members that reveal the manipulation, intimidation or enabling of the abuse. Every medical report. Every psychologist’s assessment. Every hospital record. Every prescription… Read More When the Evidence Speaks