Coercive control has been an offence since 2015, before this, domestic abusers could only be convicted if they were physically assaulting victims. So what is coercive control - and what are the signs? https://youtu.be/IEF-llhvvSY | Sky News

Learn more about the signs of coercive control. Visit #BrightSky for free information and advice: https://onelink.to/brightsky #ItsNotNothing | Vodafone Foundation | Facebook

The signs of coercive control can be subtle, but if you recognise signs like these in your relationship or someone else’s, this is domestic abuse. Support services are here to help www.domesticabuseservices.org.uk. #KnowSeeSpeakOut #16DaysofAction #16Days #EndDomesticAbuse | Gravesham Borough Council

Learn about coercive control—the patterns of manipulation that trap victims. Knowledge is the first step in recognising abuse. #ShiningALight #EndCoerciveControl | St Helens Borough Council | Facebook

Jess Hill, the journalist behind the book and documentary series See What You Made Me Do, discusses how criminalising coercive control would impact the lives of victim survivors. | Q A