DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS

DOMESTIC violence , HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESSD omestic violence accounts for around a quarter of all recorded crime and is one of the leading causes of HOMELESSNESS for women. This guide sets out your HOUSING rights if you are experiencing DOMESTIC violence and are currently living with your abuser. It also looks at the legal options which are available if you can no longer stay in your home and need to find somewhere else to is no legal definition of DOMESTIC violence in the law of England and Wales. It can include any violence or threat of violence that takes place in or outside the home between family, household members or partners in existing or previous relationships. In addition to physical violence and sexual abuse it may include financial, psychological and emotional abuse such as harassment, persistent letters, telephone calls, text messages or all DOMESTIC violence is directed by men against women, but it can and does occur in same-sex relationships, and in a small minority of cases, by women

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS Domestic violence accounts for around a quarter of all recorded crime and is one of the leading causes of homelessness for women. This guide sets out your housing rights if you are experiencing domestic violence and are currently living with your abuser. It also looks at

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