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Domestic Violence

A lot of European countries try to improve the work with domestic violence and share good practices, but there is still a lot to be done. It is important to identify those who are sentenced for other crimes, but possibly also have a background of problems with domestic violence. Attention needs to be paid to the differences in cultural and religious backgrounds and to increase the knowledge about this matter in order to tackle domestic violence in different contexts. Domestic violence is an issue that goes through both prison and probation.

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Domestic Violence Training

Here you can find documents on the training of prison and probation staff regarding Domestic Violence.

Research

Here you can download research articles on Domestic Violence.

Domestic Violence Policy

Here you can find examples of policies on Domestic Violence.

Domestic violence: Countries should improve child custody safety and victim protection

The Council of Europe’s Group of Experts on Action against Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (GREVIO) finds that many countries lack enough protection for children and domestic violence victims. Read the press release.

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Women as victims of partner violence

Report of the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights, 2019.

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Violence against women in the EU State of play 2019

Report of the European Parliamentary Research Service, 2019.

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Guidelines for working with Perpetrators during the COVID 19 crisis.

The European Network for the Work With Perpetrators (WWP EN) effort to ensure Guidelines for working with Perpetrators during the COVID 19 crisis.

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Domestic abuse and Covid-19: Epidemic of violence in times of a Pandemic

Victim Support Europe: Domestic abuse and Covid-19: Epidemic of violence in times of a pandemic

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Intimate partner violence and witness intervention: what are the deciding factors? (2020)

The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) is an autonomous body of the European Union, established to contribute to and strengthen the promotion of gender equality, including gender mainstreaming in all EU policies and the resulting national policies, and the fight against discrimination based on sex, as well as to raise EU citizens’ awareness of gender equality.

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How to work with violent men on cyber violence (2020)

European Network for the Work With Perpetrators (WWP EN) Manual: How to work with violent men on cyber violence

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Domestic Violence Good Practice

Find examples of good practice from the members of Domestic Violence Expert Group.

Projects

Discover the various projects CEP is involved in, both ongoing and completed.

Strengthening Transnational Approaches to Reduce Reoffending (STARR)

Aim of the STARR project: to offer an EU-wide view on What Works in reducing offending, to identify and develop models of good practice, with an initial emphasis on 3 priority areas (youth crime, domestic violence, drugs& alcohol abuse), and to develop evidence-based processes for identifying and sharing good practice in future.

 

Domestic Violence

A lot of European countries try to improve the work with domestic violence and share good practices, but there is still a lot to be done. It is important to identify those who are sentenced for other crimes, but possibly also have a background of problems with domestic violence. Attention needs to be paid to the differences in cultural and religious backgrounds and to increase the knowledge about this matter in order to tackle domestic violence in different contexts.

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