Home Office News 06/05/2022

Posted on 6 May 2022

Home Office Domestic Homicide Review Survey The Home Office are aiming on centralising all Domestic Homicide Reviews across England and Wales that are publishable onto one publicly accessible Home Office site. The Home Office would appreciate your help in finalising the “Find Domestic Homicide Review (DHRs)” site. We are currently looking to understand the users that come to view the DHRs and understand what they aim to do when accessing them. We’d like to invite you to take part in a 5-minute survey to help us understand how you currently access Domestic Homicide Reviews (DHRs) and to understand your needs for accessing DHRs Campaign Materials The government is running a number of campaigns for vulnerable audiences. We would be grateful if you could share campaign materials and messaging on your channels, and with your networks. ‘Enough.’ Aims to challenge perpetrators and raise awareness of what we can all do to safely call out abuse. Stop Abuse Together aims to empower parents and carers to take steps to help keep the children in their life safe. Please see the digital toolkit for the campaign. All children have a right to be safe from sexual abuse, and we all have a role to play in keeping them safe. Let’s #StopAbuseTogether. Parentwise is designed to build parents’ and carers’ understanding of the range of harms their child could be exposed to. It includes a partner pack to help them spot the signs that something could be wrong and empower them to act if they are worried. #YouAreNotAlone aims to raise awareness and signpost to information and support available for victims, family/friends and perpetrators of domestic abuse. On GOV.UK there is full guidance and easy read guidance on getting help for Domestic Abuse. Campaign materials and updated assets, including a partner pack, is available to download. The Ask for Ani Scheme is operating in independent, Boots and Superdrug pharmacies. Posters and social media assets are available to download. For more information, materials or to provide feedback, please email [email protected]. The #ItStillMatters Campaign is assuring survivors of sexual violence and abuse that it is never too late to get support. Information is given on National Helplines, as well as how to access support locally. Stakeholder News and Campaigns End-to-End Encryption (No Place to Hide) campaign End-to-end encryption, without adequate safety protections, poses a fundamental challenge to our efforts to protect children online. Barnardo’s, Marie Collins Foundation, Stop It Now! And SafeToNet launched the End-to-End Encryption campaign with support from Government. The campaign aims to inform public opinion on the issue of end-to-end encryption and the implications for children’s safety online, putting pressure on social media companies to put child safety at the centre of their designs.