Lying about one's identity can have very serious implications, which is why such deceit should be classified as a form of domestic abuse. Clare’s Law, a vital tool for protecting individuals from abusive relationships, loses its effectiveness when individuals are not truthful about their identities. How can we protect ourselves and our loved ones if we're not even aware of who is truly in our lives?

According to a report from the UK government on domestic abuse, nearly 2.3 million people experience domestic abuse each year, with women making up the majority of victims. The psychological harm caused by deceitful partners is debilitating and erodes trust in future relationships. Having a partner lie about their identity is not simply a misrepresentation—it's a dangerous breach of trust that can lead to significant emotional harm.

We are calling on the UK Government and policymakers to amend Clare’s Law to categorize lying about one’s identity as domestic abuse. This change will ensure that the framework better reflects the types of control and deceit that can exist in relationships today. By taking this step, we can help safeguard individuals from entering abusive situations without full knowledge, thereby protecting not only personal safety but also the well-being of children involved.

Sign this petition to demand accountability and protection for victims who have been misled and for those who could face danger without this crucial change in the law. Together, let's make a difference for future generations, ensuring that trust and transparency are fundamental in all relationships. Your signature can be the catalyst for change that will protect countless lives.