Alina Dyatlova's video: Alberta Enacts Clare s Law: Residents Can Now Check Partner s Domestic Violence Records

Alberta enacted Bill 17 or the Disclosure to Protect Against Domestic Violence (Clare's Law) Act on April1, 2021. This Act will allow people at risk of domestic violence to apply for information about whether their intimate partner has a history of domestic violence. Police can also apply through Clare’s Law to proactively provide information to individuals they believe are at risk. In 2017, intimate partner violence accounted for nearly one-third of all police-reported violent crime in Canada, affecting almost 96,000 victims ranging in age from 15 to 89. This is a positive step forward for ensuring that folks have access to prudent information that provides a window of opportunity before a cycle of violence is initiated. THANK YOU FOR WATCHING - LET'S CONNECT: Instagram - @bigkatdaddy Twitter - @bigkatdadddy THE JUSTICE CARD PLAYLIST:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa-oMP3ATLx14PKWlyKS7i_qunGQrZ00t I am a Canadian Current Events YouTuber and I discuss stories that you may have missed because they weren’t striking enough to circulate via social media.