A number of high-profile domestic violence allegations have continued to spotlight male violence against women.

Earlier this month, Manchester United footballer Mason Greenwood was released on bail pending further investigation after being arrested on suspicion of rape, sexual assault and making threats to kill.

There was also widespread public outcry following the “lenient” sentencing of domestic violence victim Angel Lynn’s abusive ex-boyfriend, after she was left with life-altering brain injuries when she fell out of a van after he kidnapped her.

While campaigns to allow victims longer to report crimes and make it easier for domestic violence survivors to move away from their abusers are undoubtedly an important step, it is clear that a clear and comprehensive strategy is needed to tackle male violence against women.

Domestic abuse: a new study estimates more than a quarter of women under 50 have experienced domestic violence by a male partner