Reports and Papers

Domestic Violence Perpetrators Research Statistics Violence Against Women

Domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking: Findings from the British Crime Survey

1 Mar 2004

Home Office Research Study 276. Extract of Foreword; ‘Inter-personal violence comprises crimes of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking.These are important forms of crime and the government is engaged in a major series of policy initiatives in order to deal with them. However, only a small fraction of these cases

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Book Chapter Domestic Violence Europe Evaluation Perpetrators Violence Against Women

Recommendationd of t he E.U: Expert Meeting on Violence Against Women

20 Nov 2001

Laura Keeler (Ed.), (2001), Finland Ministry of Social Affairs and Health Report 2000:13, pp 78-84. Expert Meeting held 8-10 November 1999, Jyväskylä, Finland. Chapter title: Evaluation of Programmes for Perpetarors of Domestic Violence

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Book Chapter Evaluation Perpetrators

Tavoitteena Uhrin Turvallisuus

11 Jun 2001

Marie Rautava and Sirkka Perttu (eds.), Stakes (publisher) Chapter title: Evaluation of programmes for perpetrators

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Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Conference Paper Europe Perpetrators Policy

From Aspirations to Intervention: Trends, Issues, Priorities and Lessons Learned

11 Jan 2001

In this paper Liz Kelly notes some of the emerging trends in protecting children against sexual exploitation in Europe, focusing in particular on some of the more contentious and difficult challenges to our thinking on this issue. The paper outlines the most appropriate ways to protect children from exploitation of

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Domestic Violence Evaluation Perpetrators Research Report Support Projects

Supporting Women and Challenging Men: Lessons from the Domestic Violence Intervention Project

16 Sep 1998

This is the report of a CWASU evaluation of the Domestic Violence Intervention Project (DVIP) based in West London. Both arms of DVIP, the Violence Prevention Programme (VPP) which works with violent men and the Women’s Support Service (WSS) were evaluated. This is a process (rather than strictly an outcome)

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