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A Case After Operation Encompass In a case where Operation Encompass was operating (Shown on live BBC television) a mother suffering domestic abuse stated that her 5 year old son had begun to imitate her partner’s violent behaviour, the child began spitting, swearing and hitting her. Once the child’s school became aware of the domestic abuse incidents through Operation Encompass immediate support was given and the child’s behaviour changed. This change was credited directly to Operation Encompass by the mother. What do we want from the government? That children and young people exposed to Domestic Abuse are recognised as victims in their own right. That the principles of Operation Encompass i.e. the timely sharing of information with schools prior to the start of the next school day when a child has been exposed to Domestic Abuse, becomes a statutory requirement for all police forces. That all police forces have a statutory requirement to record the numbers of children exposed to Domestic Abuse. That the police are given powers to protect the victims of Domestic Abuse as Domestic Abuse is currently not an offence in itself and any officer’s powers are limited to trying to find some other offence for example; assault, criminal damage or public order. That all schools undertake mandatory training to develop knowledge and understanding of the impact of Domestic Abuse of children and young people and how best to support these children. Photo:Sergeant David Carney-Haworth CCChat Magazine - Making the Invisible Visible
Lisa Aronson-Fontes,PhD is a psychology researcher at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and author of "Invisible Chains: Overcoming Coercive Control in Your Intimate Relationship," CCChat Magazine - Making the Invisible Visible
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