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Read Paris's open letter to the Prime Minister here
From one voice to a movement
What began as a single voice demanding change has grown into a powerful movement bringing together survivors, families, supporters and allies from across the country.
Over the past 3 months, the campaign for Paris's Law has gained remarkable support, building a community of more than 3,000 Facebook followers and securing the backing of over 104,000 people who have signed the petition for stronger protections for survivors.
Along the way, the campaign has attracted national and local attention through television, radio, newspapers and digital media, helping amplify the voices of those who have too often gone unheard.
The campaign has also moved beyond awareness raising, creating opportunities to engage directly with decision-makers, including meetings with MPs and continued calls for meaningful legislative change.
Now, the movement enters its next chapter. The debate in Westminster has been scheduled for Monday 19 October 2026.
You can watch the debate live on the UK Parliament YouTube channel.
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Stand together for change
One voice can start a change. Together, we can change everything.
Join survivors, families, friends, supporters and allies on Monday 17 August as we stand together to raise our voices for stronger protections, safer futures and justice for all those affected by abuse.
This event is about solidarity, visibility and demonstrating that no one should face abuse alone. Abuse can isolate. Together, we send a powerful message that survivors are seen, heard and supported.
We speak out. We walk together. We stand together.
Let's make history together. We see you. We hear you. We stand with you.
Event schedule
10:45am – Southampton Crown Court - SO15 2QX
Gather outside the Courts of Justice for speeches and messages of support as we come together to demand change and raise awareness.
12:00pm (approx.) – Walk to East Park
Following the speeches, we will walk together in solidarity to East Park.
Survivors' picnic – East Park
Bring your own picnic and join us for an afternoon of community, connection and support. This is a family-friendly event where everyone is welcome.
Who can attend?
This event is open to:
Survivors of abuse
Family members and friends
Supporters and allies
Community groups and organisations
Anyone who believes in a safer future for survivors
Why attend?
By standing together, we show that survivors are not alone. Every voice matters, every story deserves to be heard, and every person has the power to help create change.
Impact family services partners with Paris's Law
I'm proud to be partnering with Impact Family Services, bringing together lived experience, frontline expertise and a shared commitment to supporting survivors of domestic abuse.
Together, we want to raise awareness, amplify survivor voices, promote education and prevention, and help drive meaningful change for individuals, children and families affected by abuse.
If you would like to become a community partner, you can download our information pack here.
About coercive control
What is coercive control?
This video sheds light on coercive control and why Paris’s Law is urgently needed to better protect children and families in the family court system.
Each year, over 270,000 cases pass through the courts, with more than 47,000 still unresolved, leaving many families trapped in lengthy and complex proceedings.
Despite a 26-week target, cases often run far longer, with over 4,000 children involved in proceedings lasting more than 100 weeks.
The campaign calls for stronger recognition of coercive control and faster, more effective decisions that prioritise children’s safety
How can you help?
This campaign is growing because people are sharing it.
Every share helps us reach someone new who's voice needs to be heard.
You can find the latest media coverage here.
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