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Independent Domestic Abuse Services (IDAS) retweeted
Safeguarding Week is happening across North Yorkshire, including local and in-person opportunities. It’s about helping people feel more confident to look out for themselves and others.
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Show domestic abuse the red card.
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We are proud to announce the launch of our survivor-led podcast: IDAS Perspectives.
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Independent Domestic Abuse Services (IDAS) retweeted
Announcements today on the removal of police officers who commit VAWG offences and stronger mandatory vetting standards look positive.
These are measures I have long called for to root out DA perps.
Look forward to seeing full detail in the police reform white paper next week.
Independent Domestic Abuse Services (IDAS) retweeted
No one should have to worry about their photos being deepfaked.
Tech companies must be held accountable for enabling and profiting from this abuse.
Ofcom’s violence against women and girls guidance must be made a mandatory code of practice, with consequences for non-compliance.
ALT One year ago today, the government announced it would make deepfake abuse an offence. But this has still not in been brought into force.
ALT While we wait: Grok (X’s AI bot) is nudifying women’s photos without their consent 96% of all deepfakes found online are pornographic, and 99.9% of these are of women Deepfake abuse has a long-lasting, traumatic impact on victims. It is a violation of our rights and restricts our freedoms
ALT Billion-dollar tech companies are enabling and profiting from this abuse. They must be held accountable. Currently, tech platforms can choose whether or not to follow guidelines for tackling violence against women online. This must be made mandatory, with consequences for those that don’t comply.
ALT End Violence Against Women
Make a difference in #York
Join our Hub team in central York.
Make professional, supportive phone calls to people referred into our service
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Thanks to all our supporters this year.
Our helplines are open 365 days a year responding to over 30,000 helpline calls.
#Barnsley #Doncaster #Sheffield #York #NorthYorkshire
Take on a challenge in the new year and raise vital funds to support our work.
Places available in the #York10K
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Parenting after domestic abuse - we've created a short video and simple guide with useful tips.
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We are joining sector colleagues in calling for Transparency and High-Quality Judicial Training in Family Court
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Independent Domestic Abuse Services (IDAS) retweeted
Yesterday, the government published its VAWG Strategy. While I welcome the ambition it sets out, the level of investment to achieve this falls seriously short.
Read my full response: domesticabusecommissioner.uk…
Our take on the proposed abolition of jury trials.
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Support over the festive period.
Domestic abuse doesn't pause at Christmas and neither do we.
Find out about our opening hours, helplines and Live Chat.
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We welcome the VAWG strategy.
IDAS supports 11,000+ people each year with specialist domestic abuse and sexual violence services, accommodation, and system-wide expertise.
We’re ready to help deliver it.
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Shining a Light on Abuse in Young People’s Relationships: Our Contribution to Channel 4’s “Controlled: Can I Trust My Partner?”
IDAS Young People's Worker supported young survivors to take part.
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Independent Domestic Abuse Services (IDAS) retweeted
Violence against women and girls is a national emergency.
We're introducing dedicated referral services in every part of the country and trauma-informed care for children.
These changes will make sure victims and survivors receive the reliable support and specialist care they need.
We are joining sector colleagues in calling for Transparency and High-Quality Judicial Training in Family Court
Read more.
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#NoClause104
We support the removal of Clause 104 which would criminalise victims and survivors of domestic abuse.
