Addressing the crime of domestic violence
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The Mayor wants London to be a truly 21st century world city – that means a city where all feel safe and secure, where children have happy childhoods unscarred by violence and where agencies provide safe and effective responses to domestic violence when it does occur. In 2001 he launched the first pan-London Domestic Violence Strategy, which set out a vision for effectively addressing the issue of domestic violence and detailed the specific steps to be taken to achieve this. Its objective was to create consistent quality responses across London and for agencies to work together to address domestic violence more effectively.

Since then there have been many improvements to the responses of a range of agencies involved, and many developments at a local, regional and national level. In November 2005 the second London Domestic Violence Strategy, building on the work of the original strategy, was published. Follow the links below for more information and to download the strategies and other documents.

* Second London Domestic Violence Strategy
* First London Domestic Violence Strategy
* Related reports, including annual reports of the London Domestic Violence Forum

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