Domestic Violence Policy Coming To England And Wales
英國明年實施克萊爾法案
A new policy that allows women to check the criminal record of a partner will take effect in England and Wales next year. The Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme was named “Clare’s Law” in memory of Clare Wood who was killed by her ex-boyfriend in 2009. Clare met George Appleton online, and was unaware of his long history of violence against women. The new regulation will require police to look carefully into each request. Police agencies will also offer individuals support for leaving potentially dangerous relationships. Clare's Law has already been piloted in parts of England.
英格蘭和威爾士頒布新法,允許女性查詢伴侶暴力前科,新法將于明年實施。2009年,克萊爾·伍德遭前男友殺害,為了紀念克萊爾,“家庭暴力揭露計劃”也被稱之為《克萊爾法案》。克萊爾在網(wǎng)上結(jié)識喬治·阿普爾頓,阿普爾頓有長期女性暴力史,克萊爾對此毫不知情。據(jù)新法規(guī)定,警方要對所有申請者進行專門調(diào)查。對于希望結(jié)束危險關系者,警方將向個人提供幫助。該法已在英格蘭多地試點。
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