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Yellowflower.
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3rd July 2019 at 7:44 pm #82298
Yellowflower
ParticipantI recently left my abusive ex partner and I’m in the process of reporting him. I’ve applied for Claire’s law but they said now I am in a position of safeguarding it’s unlikely it will be granted. Has anyone obtained Claire’s law after they have left? My argument was his convinced me many times to go back if I had this information it would help me see him for what he is.
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3rd July 2019 at 7:51 pm #82299
KIP.
ParticipantYou could say you’re thinking of returning to the relationship. It’s a ridiculous scenario that you have to place yourself in danger again to find out if he has a history of abusive behaviour. If they refuse you again then I would raise concerns with this barrier. Have it removed in their guidelines for other victims.
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3rd July 2019 at 7:54 pm #82300
KIP.
Participant“Clare’s Law. Anyone can apply for a disclosure using Clare’s Law- designed to protect potential victims of domestic abuse by allowing them to request information about their partner’s past, or that of a person of concern to them.”
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3rd July 2019 at 9:10 pm #82312
KOTB
ParticipantMy request was refused because I was no longer in the relationship. ( Just FYI)
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3rd July 2019 at 9:49 pm #82317
KIP.
ParticipantWow. I think there’s a loophole that needs closed. Women return on average 7 times before finally leaving. Why shouldn’t we know.
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4th July 2019 at 8:25 am #82333
KIP.
ParticipantI also think it would give some validation to know he was abusive to other women and also would make it more likely to officially report the abuse. The fact that a woman and victim actually wants to engage with the police should be seen as a positive step and an opportunity to identify an abuser. Interesting 🤔
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4th July 2019 at 9:36 am #82337
KIP.
ParticipantI’ve done a Freedom of Information request to see how many have been refused and on what grounds x will keep you updated x
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4th July 2019 at 10:30 pm #82389
Yellowflower
ParticipantThank you Kip I’m hoping if I speak to the officers in charge of my case it may get overturned. To be honest I don’t think it’s right that you have to be in the relationship still to obtain it and they can involve social services if you disclose about a child this would put a lot of women off doing it for fear or losing their child and her abusers finding out what she’s had done to trigger social services! I think they needs to look at how many times women go back to these men. I know myself I have countless times surely knowing this information would help women move forward with their life and stop her returning!
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