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People in the crowd turning on their phone torches in Clapham Common, London, for a vigil for Sarah Everard. Photograph: Victoria Jones/PA
People in the crowd turning on their phone torches in Clapham Common, London, for a vigil for Sarah Everard. Photograph: Victoria Jones/PA

Tell us about your experiences of Clare’s Law and reporting domestic violence to the police

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We would like to hear about your experiences of reporting domestic violence or enquiring about a partner’s violent history

A review has found that a scheme designed to protect women from new partners with a history of violence, Clare’s Law, has been inconsistently used across England and Wales. A police watchdog has warned that the discovery could be putting some women at risk of harm.

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