A tainted narrative: Gender bias and the hidden male victims of domestic abuse

27th April 2022Robert Wells, Director, Domestic Abuse Business Support 2 Comments

Recent years have seen renewed efforts from the UK criminal justice system to tackle domestic abuse and violence against women and girls; but for Robert Wells, founder of Domestic Abuse Business Support (DABS), while the greater focus is welcome, the gender bias across society and in the criminal justice approach to domestic abuse and violence is leaving male victims unrecognised, unsupported and at risk.

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A tainted narrative: Gender bias and the hidden male victims of domestic abuse

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