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Strangulation survivor urges stricter sentencing as crime reports increase

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Strangulation survivor urges stricter sentencing as crime reports increase
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Domestic abuse survivor Rachel Williams is advocating for stricter sentencing for strangulation offenses in England and Wales. She highlights the severe health risks associated with strangulation and welcomes the increasing recognition of the act as a standalone crime.

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It highlights the legislative progress and ongoing challenges in addressing domestic violence, specifically regarding the physical and long-term health impacts of strangulation.

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Image caption, Rachel was strangled by her partner as part of an 18-year abusive relationship

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The article reports on a public safety issue and survivor advocacy without taking a political stance, relying on official figures and personal testimony.

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