Find recommendations from statutory reviews of domestic homicides, published in the Home Office DHR Library. Victim and perpetrator names are never displayed on this page.
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AI-generated summary The review identified systemic failures in agencies' recognition and response to the victim's disclosures of emotional and economic abuse, including coercive control, and the link to suicide risk. There were missed opportunities for compre…
AI-generated summary Agencies missed opportunities to pursue evidence-based prosecutions and apply protective orders. There was a failure to understand the victim's non-engagement, particularly regarding the perpetrator's coercive control, highlighting a need …
AI-generated summary The review identifies challenges in supporting vulnerable adolescents in care involved in mutually abusive relationships. Key concerns include difficulties with engagement, consistent risk assessment, tailored interventions, and informatio…
AI-generated summary The review identified missed opportunities for police intervention and primary care professionals to identify and respond to domestic abuse indicators. It also highlighted gaps in multi-agency information sharing for non-high-risk cases an…
AI-generated summary The review identified missed opportunities for early agency intervention and a lack of coordinated response to domestic abuse, particularly concerning risk assessment, referral processes, and support for male victims and children. It highl…
AI-generated summary Agencies failed to identify domestic abuse, including financial exploitation, within the relationship, lacked professional curiosity regarding disclosures of sexual abuse, and did not consistently share information or apply safeguarding pr…
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These are statutory reviews under section 9 of the Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act 2004.