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Strangulation survivors welcome new Sentencing Council guidelines

18 December 2024
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Strangulation survivors welcome new Sentencing Council guidelines
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Sophie Henson, a survivor of strangulation, welcomes new guidance for punishing offenders issued by the Sentencing Council after being strangled by her ex-partner while pregnant. Rachel Williams, a domestic abuse survivor and campaigner, supports the new guidelines and hopes they will lead to more accountability for perpetrators. Johanna Robinson, a member of the Sentencing Council, emphasizes the importance of recognizing the harm caused by strangulation and suffocation, highlighting the need for judges to consider signs of planning and intent to cause serious harm in their sentencing decisions.

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