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Positive outcomes for all violence against women and girls’ offences in North Wales to be published each month

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Published: 11:40 07/07/2023
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In June, there were 150 positive outcomes relating to VAWG offences

 

North Wales Police is launching a monthly report to highlight the work being done to tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG).

Each month, the number of positive outcomes will be highlighted as part of the force’s commitment to eradicating VAWG offences.

A positive outcome refers to all finalised outcomes in a case including charges, summons, postal requisitions, cautions, taken into consideration (TICs), penalty notice for disorder (PND), drug warnings and community/restorative resolutions.

The aim of the report is to raise public trust and confidence that every report is taken seriously, and to encourage other victims to speak out against violence of any kind.

In June, a total of 150 positive outcomes relating to offences of violence against women and girls were made in North Wales.

These included 79 charges, 48 alternative offence charges, two cautions, four alternative offence cautions and 17 community resolutions.

Of all the positive outcomes, 64% (96 offences) were domestic related, with nearly 35% (52 offences) of violence with injury. Almost 30% (44 offences) were of stalking and harassment, and 13% (20 offences) were of other violence without injury.

VAWG Lead for North Wales Police, Chief Superintendent Jason Devonport, said: “We are committed to eradicating violence against women and girls, and we recognise that concern regarding personal safety and violence is as great as it has ever been.

“Harassment, abuse and violence are daily occurrences for women and have conditioned their lives for far too long. The impact it can have can be devastating and long lasting, and for some, life changing.

“This monthly report is an opportunity to raise public trust and encourage victims to speak out against violence in the confidence that robust action will be taken against anyone who commits a VAWG offence.

“It is vital that women and girls have complete faith in the ability of policing to keep them safe.

“Our mission is to make North Wales the safest place in the UK to work, live and visit. Please be assured that any reports made to us will be treated seriously and with priority.”

Violence against women and girls is any act of gender-based violence that is directed at a woman because of her gender or acts of violence which are suffered disproportionally by women.

The majority of VAWG is carried out by men against women and girls - although men do also experience violence or abuse.

 

More information on our response to tackling Violence Against Women and Girls can be found here - Operation Unite | North Wales Police

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