While most of us are hoping football is coming home, there are many women fearing that their partners will do the same. For many women, this is a time of fear, where existing domestic violence incidents have been known to rise by as much as 38%.
launches a chilling new campaign, highlighting the increased frequency and severity of existing domestic abuse during major football tournaments.
For many women, this is a time of fear, where existing domestic violence incidents have been known to rise by as much as 38%.found that, even when the England national team played and won or drew, domestic violence incidents still increased by 26% compared with days there was no football match.
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