Women's Aid wants to see coercive and controlling behaviour named as a form of harm to children in the Domestic Abuse Bill which enters the House of Lords on 5 January 2021.
Amnesty is calling on the Government to prioritise human rights and keep our Human Rights Act intact as a vital piece of legislation that helps fight injustice and hold those in power to account.
The Queen's Speech did not engage with many of the biggest issues facing young people, and will not provide the solutions needed to improve childhood now and for future generations, says the Children's Society.
Humanists UK and Faith to Faithless have raised two key concerns about the Domestic Abuse Bill which is currently undergoing pre-legislative scrutiny before being introduced to Parliament.