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Barristers: 42 Bedford Row
42 Bedford Row is an organisation based in the UK that has members that specialise in animal welfare law. Webinars 42 Bedford Row host a number of excellent webinars, including the following: View all webinars: YouTube Channel
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SAHSDA
‘Safeguarding Animal & Human Survivors of Sexual and Domestic Abuse’ (SAHSDA) is an international guest speaking, training, research and consultancy organisation working to raise awareness of the use of companion animals as a tactic of coercive control as well as animal sexual abuse (zoophilia and zoosadism).
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Naturewatch Foundation
Since 1991, Naturewatch Foundation has campaigned passionately to end animal cruelty and advance animal welfare standards in the UK and worldwide.
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The Links Group
The Links Group is an organisation that raise awareness about the link between the abuse of people and animals through collaboration, research, training and advocacy.
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Cuan, the Domestic, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Agency, launch 2025-2027 Corporate Plan
Cuan is tasked with implementing the Zero Tolerance Strategy. This first corporate plan, covering the period 2025 to 2027, sets out how Cuan will fulfil its mandate and work towards achieving a society with zero tolerance for any form of DSGBV or the attitudes which underpin it, and ensuring victims have access to the full…
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EU law on combatting violence against women enters into force
Member States have until 14 June 2027 to transpose the new Directive 2024/1385 into their national law. Last week, the first ever EU rules on combating violence against women and domestic violence entered into force.Violence against women and domestic violence affect an estimated one in three of the 228 million women in the EU. By criminalising certain forms…
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European Council adopts first-ever EU law combating violence against women
European Council adopts first-ever EU law combating violence against women
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Protect Animals, Protect People
Animal-related crime can provide valuable intelligence and evidence for other offences.