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

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Domestic abuse takes many forms and doesn't always involve violence. Sometimes, victims may not even realise that what they are suffering is domestic abuse. As a force, we see many cases of controlling and coercive behaviour, which is now a criminal offence in its own right. This is when perpetrators consistently stop someone from doing the things they want to do such as seeing friends, wearing what they would like or having their own money. In this short mythbusting video, one of our domestic a