20 may 2022. this animation is an important educational tool especially for young people to help them spot the warning signs and to actively seek support to ensure their safety. the domestic abuse & civil proceedings act ni 2021 recognises coercive and controlling behavior as a criminal offence in order to explain coercive control the south. Animation. publication date. june 23, 2023 safeguarding board for northern ireland. coercive control – where is the line?.
This animation was conceived and created by ards and north down pcsp, north down and ards women's aid, south eastern sexual and domestic violence partnership. How do you know when a situation is classed as coercive control? it can be difficult to identify this abusive behaviour. this video will help young people to. The south eastern domestic and sexual violence partnership, safeguarding board for northern ireland (sbni), north down and ards women’s aid, and neep pictures have produced an animation aimed at young people and adults called ‘technology and domestic abuse – where is the line?’. the animation, launched in june 2023, was co produced with. Or if you’re over 16 you can contact the domestic and sexual abuse helpline available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year – phone 0808 802 1414. and if you’re a young person under 19 call the free and confidential childline on 0800 1111. recently bsl was added and the animation transcribed in to arabic, polish and romanian to increase its.
The south eastern domestic and sexual violence partnership, safeguarding board for northern ireland (sbni), north down and ards women’s aid, and neep pictures have produced an animation aimed at young people and adults called ‘technology and domestic abuse – where is the line?’. the animation, launched in june 2023, was co produced with. Or if you’re over 16 you can contact the domestic and sexual abuse helpline available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year – phone 0808 802 1414. and if you’re a young person under 19 call the free and confidential childline on 0800 1111. recently bsl was added and the animation transcribed in to arabic, polish and romanian to increase its. This is the second in an animated series on domestic abuse. the first animation, “coercive control – where is the line?” is available in english, arabic, bulgarian and british sign language. these can be accessed here on . the new animation recognises that the online world can be a force for good, but for people in controlling and. This bill recognises 'coercive control' as a criminal offence and will bring northern ireland in line with legislation in england, scotland and wales. coercive control is at the core of all ongoing abuse, but it can be hard to spot. it is hoped that this animation will be shared far and wide to raise awareness about coercive control and to help.
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