The Government is to introduce legislation requiring technology companies to remove non-consensual intimate images (NCII), ...

The Victims and Courts Bill returned to the House of Lords for detailed Committee stage scrutiny earlier this month, with the Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, Claire Waxman, backing a ...

While acknowledging recent efforts to improve police data collection, Refuge said police responses to domestic abuse remain ...

The long-running debate over mandatory reporting of child abuse in England has entered a new legislative phase, with provisions in the Crime and Policing Bill progressing through Parliament amid ...

The Family Court judiciary has launched a consultation on draft guidance aimed at reducing the volume of short notice ...

New research published by Kinship has highlighted the significant financial, employment and wellbeing pressures faced by kinship carers, with the charity calling on the government to introduce ...

A joint parliamentary inquiry has been launched by the Education Committee and the Health and Social Care Committee to ...

Adoption UK has welcomed the government’s decision to undertake a full review of adoption support in England, while raising concerns about proposals to devolve funding for therapeutic services to ...

A national child safeguarding review has urged immediate reform to improve the protection of vulnerable unborn babies and ...

Two barristers with expertise in immigration law and how it intersects with family law provide a practical guide for how to handle cases which raise immigration issues. The article covers: the guiding ...

This article compares parental responsibility (PR) laws in England and Wales with those in Norway examining their alignment with societal changes and the push for more equal parenting. PR gives ...

In 2022, Constance Marten and her partner Mark Gordon awaited the birth of their fifth child after their four previous children had been taken into care. The couple were determined that their fifth ...