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No domestic abuse survivor should miss out on a safe home because an abusive partner left them with debt

The impact of domestic abuse can leave survivors facing debt-related housing restrictions that leave them homeless. A new amendment to the Social Housing Bill is looking to change things, writes Baroness Polly Neate and Katherine Brickell

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