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An Irish Goodbye star Seamus O’Hara said it is ‘simply disrespectful’ that political representatives with mandates are not doing their jobs.

Mourners gathered outside City Hall on Wednesday evening to pay their respects to Ms Mitchell and advocate for women’s safety.

Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) is being prioritised alongside terrorism and serious organised crime

Under the Work Life Balance Act 2023, which was signed into law in April, people will be entitled to five statutory paid days of leave if they are experiencing abuse at home

The Spice Girls star said she previously used the gym as an escape from her abusive marriage

Former Spice Girl Melanie Brown says singer speaking out about violence had given her courage to act

Stars from the world of music and beyond have paid tribute to Tina Turner following her death aged 83.

First official document on VAWG in England and Wales is similar to those used for threats such as serious organised crime, say chiefs

For the 1.7 million women in England and Wales who are victims of domestic abuse, the cost of living crisis has added more barriers to leaving their abuser. The charity Women’s Aid has found that the vast majority of women living with their abuser have now found it even more…

A Channel 4 documentary explores the life of a young woman who was severely injured when she fell from a van after being kidnapped by her abusive boyfriend

Foyle Women's Aid director says PSNI arrests for stalking 'will definitely increase'