Through Equally Safe, our joint strategy with COSLA, we are working to prevent violence from happening in the first place, improve support for victims and survivors, and strengthen the response to perpetrators.
Explaining the Equally Safe strategy to combat violence.
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This removes a significant barrier for domestic abuse victims, the vast majority of whom are women and are too often trapped by violence.
The UK Government’s cuts to international aid are deeply concerning, particularly the scale of reductions confirmed for Malawi.
We must stand against racism, hatred and intimidation and those who would seek to divide our communities.
We strongly urge the UK Government to reconsider the scale of these reductions and to set out clearly how it intends to maintain meaningful support for countries facing significant development challenges.
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