Women ‘beaten, strangled or choked' in around 25% of reported domestic violence cases

Women were beaten with weapons, strangled or choked in around a quarter of reported domestic violence court cases, new research shows.

Women ‘beaten, strangled or choked' in around 25% of reported domestic violence cases

Women were beaten with weapons, strangled or choked in around a quarter of reported domestic violence court cases, new research shows.

Hammers, boiling water, baseball bats and sharp weapons were used and in one in eight cases the women were hospitalised because of their injuries.

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