Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse

@EmbraceAmazing7 @Commander_RS05 @USArmy Can you please stop tagging us in your posts, thank you.

@Commander_RS05 @ResoluteSupport @USArmy Take care my friend and brother in CHRIST...Lady Janice

Through the @ResoluteSupport mission, UK Forces with partner nations regularly work together to #TrainAdviseAssist Iran security forces. 📸 Medics board a @USArmy helicopter at Camp

We are incredibly proud to have helped bring the proximity system into reality in the UK. This is not just progress. This is protection. This is innovation that wiil save lives. For too long, survivors of domestic abuse have been left to live in fear @ResoluteSupport

@DollyScoobs Absolutely 💯

@ResoluteSupport If I were younger I would. Oh can you imagine the fun!

#holdalljudgestoaccount I’m very tempted to apply for this post. I’d start with an experiment.. Examine a complaint and assess whether it has merit BEFORE working out how to dismiss it. Novel approach I know but could be worth a try…🤔

A real deterant with real consequences! We did it! We are proud to share a significant milestone in the fight against domestic abuse. #safercommunities @KilledWomennw @SheraFamily @jadeblueLDN @charlottschreu @VeraBaird

@MoJGovUK @ResoluteSupport @AddressingDA

Learn more⬇️ gov.uk/government/new…

High-risk offenders will face greater and closer supervision after release from prison, to cut crime and reduce reoffending. That means: ✅Thousands more offenders tagged with GPS and alcohol monitors ✅Cutting-edge tech for probation staff ✅Increased probation workforce

@MoJGovUK @ResoluteSupport @AddressingDA

@jadeblueLDN Well done Jade, Charlotte and everyone involved 👏

Today pushed me to my limits. But within it, there were real pockets - more than not - where space was genuinely made to listen to lived experience. That mattered. Because we’re not asking for perfection. We’re asking for a system that is bearable, and a process that is credible. Still sitting with it - will process it properly over the next few days.

@Rachel_SUTDA I set this up in 2022 change.org/p/tag-app-perp…

@ResoluteSupport Thanks for clarifying much appreciated 😊

This is behind a paywall, but have I got this right, they want to tag victims???? If that is correct ffs carry on making victim feel like they are to blame! Just do your jobs and hold the perp to account for their violent abhorrent crimes, and take away their freedom.

@Rachel_SUTDA Myself and Deborah Alderson have been working with the MOJ since last year! X

@Rachel_SUTDA thesun.co.uk/news/38565445/…

Huge well done to Deborah Jones of SHERA and @ResoluteSupport @AlexDaviesJones for this fantastic achievement. Women and children should not be forced to flee - we hope this contributes to survivor safety and that police support and respond as required. 👏 thesun.co.uk/news/38565445/…

We did it!!!! @AlexDaviesJones @VeraBaird thesun.co.uk/news/38565445/…

@VictimsComm @voice4victims @MoJGovUK @JamesTCobbler @AlexDaviesJones @sarahsackman thesun.co.uk/news/38565445/… we did it!!! 💜💙

I welcome investment in tagging and Probation. For many victims, knowing an offender is monitored provides vital reassurance - but only if the tag is fitted, monitored and breaches are acted upon. Otherwise, we risk creating a false sense of security. 🔗theguardian.com/society/2026/m…

There was a time in my life when domestic abuse left me feeling broken and without hope. Recovery hasn’t been easy, but step by step I rebuilt my life and found purpose in helping others do the same.@SheraFamily @charlottschreu @jadeblueLDN @voice4victims

International Women’s Day 2026: Families Demand Action on Violence Against Women And Girls – “We Were Here. Where Were You?” In honour of International Women’s Day, the Killed Women network stood with bereaved families on 12th March as Parliament heard the names of women whose lives have been lost. We express our sincere thanks to Jess Phillips, Minister for Safeguarding and Violence Against Women and Girls, for reading the names of women who have lost their lives over the past year and for continuing this powerful annual tradition. Killed Women also thank the vital work of Counting Dead Women, who provide the list of names read out each year. But we say that remembrance must also lead to action. Killed Women call for urgent reform across CPS, policing, domestic homicide reviews and justice in sentencing in order to address the continuing national crisis of violence against women and girls, and to ensure that warning signs are acted upon before more lives are lost. Layla Coe, CEO of Killed Women: “We thank Jess Phillips for continuing the tradition of reading the names each year. This International Women’s Day we stand with families who say: ‘We Were Here. Where Were You?’ We urge those in power to implement the recommendations in our research report Invisible Women Made Visible (killedwomen.org/invisible-women) and deliver the systemic change needed to end violence against women and girls. Recognition and remembrance must now lead to reform and accountability.” KW's full statement can be read here: docs.google.com/document/d/1q-…

@KilledWomennw c.org/JVznK2Vsph

💔

Productive day! @cityoflondon presentation about the proximity system ✔️💪 @VeraBaird