vulnerable to Anti-Social Behaviour at home

I have read articles on the internet about Anti-Social Behaviour for ESA and DLA that their mental health condition means that they are vulnerable and are at risk of being attacked (verbally or physically) outside of the home but are there articles/postings about those that have been attacked (verbally or physically) within the home?

Hi Nervy,

Can you give more details about what you have in mind?

Steve

Nervy wrote:

I have read articles on the internet about Anti-Social Behaviour for ESA and DLA that their mental health condition means that they are vulnerable and are at risk of being attacked (verbally or physically) outside of the home but are there articles/postings about those that have been attacked (verbally or physically) within the home?

The place to start is here

www.equalityhumanrights.com/uploaded_fil...ce_and_hostility.pdf