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The UK government will unveil a new law this week making coercive control in domestic relationships illegal. The new offence of coercive and controlling behavior in intimate relationships will have a maximum penalty of 5 years imprisonment or a fine. It aims to protect victims from psychological and emotional abuse that stops short of serious physical violence. A government consultation found 85% agreed current law does not sufficiently protect victims and 55% said a new law was needed to address coercive control.
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recommendations and make significant and lasting improvements to how the police deal
with domestic abuse.
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