British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Monday unveiled tougher new measures to crack down on domestic abusers, including electronic tags for the most dangerous offenders who subject women and girls to harassment, aggression and violence. Downing Street said that as part of a change in law, for the first time controlling or coercive behaviour will be on a par with physical violence.
This will mean that offenders sentenced to a year or more imprisonment or a suspended sentence for domestic abuse will automatically be actively managed by the police, prison and probation services under multi-agency public protection arrangements. 바카라No woman or girl should ever have to feel unsafe in her home or community and I am determined to stamp out these appalling crimes,바카라 said Sunak.
바카라As well as extra support for victims, we바카라re making it a priority for the police to tackle violence against women and girls and toughening up the way offenders are managed 바카라 preventing more of these crimes from happening in the first place, and bringing more perpetrators to justice,바카라 said the British Indian leader.From this week, those at risk of, or suffering from, domestic abuse will be able to receive emergency help from one of 18 jobs and benefit offices across the UK, and a new postcode checker will tell them their nearest location to access the service. A scheme named Ask for ANI (Action Needed Immediately), already in operation, will be expanded to guide victims to a safe and private space and offered support to call the police or specialist domestic abuse services.
바카라The Ask for Ani scheme provides a lifeline for anyone suffering from domestic abuse and we will continue to expand the scheme so that more people can access it, including piloting this service in the first jobcentres,바카라 added Sunak.While the legislation goes through Parliament, police and the probation service have been directed to start work immediately to ensure that offenders sentenced to a year or more for controlling and coercive behaviour are recorded on the violent and sex offender register. In addition, abusers could be fitted with a tag, prevented from going within a certain distance of a victim바카라s home, and made to attend a behaviour change programme, as part of a trial of domestic abuse protection notices and domestic abuse protection orders in three areas in the UK.
바카라Domestic abuse is a despicable crime that leads to people바카라s closest relationships becoming a frightening existence of torment, pain, fear, and anxiety,바카라 said UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman.바카라It is completely unacceptable and as Home Secretary I will do everything in my power to stop it... police forces in England and Wales will now have to treat violence against women and girls as a national threat and more victims will be protected from harm,바카라 the Indian-origin minister added.
This means tackling crimes against women will be treated on par with tackling threats like terrorism, serious and organised crime and child sexual abuse. The announcement comes in the wake of a string of recent high-profile cases of violence against women involving serving or former police officers.바카라Policing is committed to protecting victims of domestic abuse and bringing perpetrators to justice. We welcome the raft of measures aimed at tackling domestic abuse in many forms,바카라 said Assistant Commissioner Louisa Rolfe, National Police Chiefs바카라 Council Lead for Domestic Abuse.
