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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.
NSPCC Policy and Public Affairs develops and promotes the public policies of the NSPCC and influences policy development at Government level. Read more about our work in:
Children’s Charities’ Coalition on Internet Safety: digital manifesto (PDF, 908KB)
NSPCC briefing on the Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Bill Second Reading - House of Commons (PDF, 52KB)
NSPCC briefing on the European Parliament report "on combating the sexual exploitation of children and child pornography” (PDF, 44KB)
NSPCC response to Safeguarding Young People in Gangs (DCSF, 2009) (PDF, 112KB)
NSPCC response to Social Work Taskforce Call For Evidence (PDF, 92KB)
NSPCC response to Together We Can End Violence Against Women and Girls (HM Government, 2009) (PDF, 276KB)
NSPCC response to DCSF call for views on home education (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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