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25 Nov, 10 tweets, 5 min read
Analysis into the pandemic’s impact on domestic abuse shows a 7% rise in police recorded offences flagged as domestic abuse-related from March to June 2020 compared with the same period in 2019.

This continues long-term gradual increases in recent years ow.ly/BkuD50Cuil4 Chart title: The total number of offences flagged as domesti
There was a 65% increase in calls and contacts logged by the National Domestic Abuse Helpline run by @RefugeCharity between April and June 2020 compared with the first three months of the year ow.ly/6rgf50CuisP
There was a 12% increase in the number of domestic abuse cases handled by @VictimSupport in the week lockdown restrictions were eased compared with the previous week ow.ly/fTD350CuiwT Chart title: The number of domestic abuse cases handled by V
For the 12-month period to year ending March 2020, the Crime Survey for England and Wales estimated that 2.3 million adults aged 16 to 74 years experienced domestic abuse in the last year:

▪️ 1.6 million women
▪️ 757,000 men

➡️ ow.ly/6i2250CuiKQ Chart title: Domestic abuse estimated by the survey has not
The number of suspects of domestic abuse-related crime referred to the Crown Prosecution Service for a charging decision fell 19% in the year ending March 2020 – down from 98,470 to 79,965 ow.ly/CDYU50CuiXb Chart title: The number of suspects of domestic abuse-relate
Commenting on today’s domestic abuse figures, Helen Ross said: (1/5)

ow.ly/vyMw50Cuj70 "Whilst significantly lower compared with 15 years ago,
Helen Ross continued: (2/5)

ow.ly/IVTo50CujbL “The number of domestic abuse related crimes recorded by t
Helen Ross continued: (3/5)

ow.ly/EDpR50Cujd6 "Up to date evidence shows this increase continued into
Helen Ross also added: (4/5)

ow.ly/cb5H50Cujol “There has also been an increase in demand for domestic ab
Helen Ross concluded: (5/5)

ow.ly/78kf50CujrO "Data suggests that experiences of domestic abuse may h

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