I agree with Terrabod. An issue about the specific hurdles faced by men in reporting/accessing support when they are domestically abused does seem like something NS should have. Full Fact suggests that one third of domestic abuse victims are male. The National Centre for Domestic Violence notes that females can be, not uncommonly, perpetrators. Research suggests men may be less likely to call the police, and so that male domestic abuse rates may be underreported. Research also suggests that highly abusive women more be likely to abuse with implements.
Absolutely, the number of women dying due to domestic violence is an absolutely worthwhile subject (though avoiding overlap with the honour killing issue is worth considering), but we shouldn't let any men on NS who have experienced this (as is very possible when tackling a sensitive subject of this nature) feel that their experience is not considered important (by omission).
