Cabinet to discuss new domestic-violence laws

Under the proposals, victims living with their attacker will be able to get barring orders lasting for up to eight days.

Cabinet to discuss new domestic-violence laws
Tue, 20 Dec, 2016 - 06:43

New laws to combat domestic violence will be discussed at cabinet today.

Under the proposals, victims living with their attacker will be able to get barring orders lasting for up to eight days.

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