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South Asian women & children who have experienced domestic abuse.
Our new report examines the safeguarding needs of young people in gangs & violent peer groups.
We lobby key decision makers such as Government Ministers, MPs and Assembly members to ensure they put in place policies that are best for protecting children. Read more about our work in:
NSPCC response to the DCSF consultation on Sex and Relationships Education Guidance (DCSF, 2010) (PDF, 148KB)
NSPCC submission to the Stern Review of Rape Complaints (Government Equalities Office, 2009) (PDF, 84KB)
NSPCC response to the Pre-consultation Paper on Responding to Lord Laming’s Recommendations on Working Together to Safeguard Children (NSDU, 2009) (PDF, 84KB)
If you would like to get involved in our campaigns and help lobby your local decision makers for the NSPCC, visit www.nspcc.org.uk/campaigning .
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