'He told me that he was going to kill me' - Jenny Hunter says her husband asked if she was ready to die during a physical attack in August 2017
The PSNI has committed to "relentlessly pursuing perpetrators" of violence against women.
Sarah Mason of Women's Aid said: "This is an historic day for all women and girls in Northern Ireland, finally bringing Northern Ireland into line with the rest of the UK."A domestic abuse survivor from County Down, Jenny Hunter, said that the night she separated from her husband in August 2017 was the first she was physically attacked by him.
Ms Hunter told BBC News NI she remembered her children "squealing" as her husband forced her into their bedroom.
Danmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også læse nyheder, der ligner denne, som vi har indsamlet fra andre nyhedskilder.
PSNI actions 'contributed in more than a minimal way' to double murder'I am satisfied that Sean Hegarty should not have been released at 2.47pm on December 9'
Læs mere »
Victims rebuilding their lives after terrifying domestic violence by ex partners'Trust your instinct and get help, report it to the police because there is support out there and a life after that relationship.'
Læs mere »
Disabled Brit drags herself to plane toilet after crew told her to 'wear nappy'Jenny Berrie posted a video to Tik Tok of her humiliating experience onboard the plane from Newcastle to Palma, Spain.
Læs mere »
Victims rebuilding their lives after terrifying domestic violence by ex partners'Trust your instinct and get help, report it to the police because there is support out there and a life after that relationship.'
Læs mere »
Violence against women: Police launch action plan in NI'He told me that he was going to kill me' - Jenny Hunter says her husband asked if she was ready to die during a physical attack in August 2017
Læs mere »