HomeHelp and AdviceCriminal law What you can doDonate Campaign Shop Volunteer Criminal lawFind information in this section about criminal legislation that affects lesbian, gay, bi and trans people Remove convictions and cautions for gross indecencyFrom 1 October 2012 people in England and Wales with some convictions and cautions for consensual gay sex will be able to apply to the Home Office to... Sexual offencesThe current law in England and Wales In England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland the age of consent for sex between two men and for sex between... Forced marriage What is a forced marriage? A forced marriage is where one or both of the people involved are forced into a marriage against their will and without... Domestic ViolenceWhat is domestic abuse? The Home Office define domestic violence and abuse as: 'any incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive,...
Remove convictions and cautions for gross indecencyFrom 1 October 2012 people in England and Wales with some convictions and cautions for consensual gay sex will be able to apply to the Home Office to...
Sexual offencesThe current law in England and Wales In England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland the age of consent for sex between two men and for sex between...
Forced marriage What is a forced marriage? A forced marriage is where one or both of the people involved are forced into a marriage against their will and without...
Domestic ViolenceWhat is domestic abuse? The Home Office define domestic violence and abuse as: 'any incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive,...