coercive control

Statistics show one in four women and one in 14 men have experienced intimate partner violence since age 15 —...

This month, South Australia passed laws to criminalise coercive control as a standalone offence, making it the third state to...

A content warning – the following contains themes of intimate partner abuse which may be distressing for some. Almost one...

Bella* is a mother who escaped a domestic violence relationship with her children. She never expected the system designed to...

Yesterday, Queensland passed new laws criminalising coercive control, being the second state in the country to adopt the shift. The historic raft...

A powerful book describing how women have taken back their power after coercive control and domestic abuse was launched in...

Chief officials gathered last Friday to discuss the nation’s response to the criminalisation of coercive control. This meeting followed the...

Queensland has committed to criminalising coercive control by 2023, making it one of the first states in Australia to make...