Great News! The House voted YES on SB145, legislation that will help improve efficiency in the analysis of sexual assault cases in NH, ensuring that evidence is delivered to the State Forensic Laboratory in a timely manner. #NHPolitics

Terrific News! The House voted to pass SB140, which will codify the Domestic Violence Fatality Review Committee. This will improve our statewide response to deaths related to domestic violence in New Hampshire by identifying barriers to victim safety. #NHPolitics

Fantastic News! The House just passed SB262, which increases the penalty for trafficking children in New Hampshire, helping to hold the perpetrators of these horrendous crimes accountable. #NHPolitics

Great News! The House voted YES on SB267, which will establish a mandatory $500 fine for engaging in prostitution as a patron. Funds collected from these fines will go towards efforts to prevent and end human trafficking in New Hampshire. #NHPolitics

Great News! The Senate passed HB369, which will help streamline court proceedings in cases involving child survivors of sexual assault. This bill also clarifies the deadline for sex offenders to report their residence, employment, or schooling to law enforcement. #NHPolitics

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Fantastic news! HB405 was signed into law! This important legislation will help address illicit massage businesses and human trafficking in New Hampshire. #NHPolitics

Great News! HB62 was signed into law! This bill will ensure that survivors in the military have the same access to services and legal relief as civilian survivors. #NHPolitics

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Fantastic News! SB145 is going to the Governor's Desk! SB145 will help speed up the time it takes for sexual assault evidence kits to be delivered to the State Forensic Laboratory, improving efficiency in sexual assault cases in NH. #NHPolitics

HB218 is headed to the Governor's Desk! This bill updates the NH’s Victims’ Bill of Rights to allow victims of crime to receive a copy of their police report for free. This will help eliminate a key barrier that many survivors face when seeking to access services. #NHPolitics

SB267 is headed to the Governor's Desk! This bill establishes a $500 fine for defendants convicted of engaging in prostitution. Funding from these fines will be directed toward efforts to prevent trafficking, helping to end the cycle of exploitation in NH. #NHPolitics

Great News! SB300 is on its way to the Governor's Desk! This bill addresses a gap in state law that prevents certain child sexual abuse images from being prosecuted. Passing SB300 will help protect minors from being sexually exploited in New Hampshire. #NHpolitics

HB369 is headed to the Governor's Desk! This bill will help streamline court proceedings in cases involving child sexual assault victims. It also clarifies the deadline that sex offenders in NH must report their residence, employment, or schooling to law enforcement. #NHPolitics

Great News! SB262 was signed into law! This bill increases the minimum sentence for individuals convicted of trafficking children in NH and will help hold the perpetrators of these horrendous crimes accountable. SB262 will take effect in January 2026. #NHPolitics

Our statement in response to the decision to drop the domestic violence charges against domestic violence prosecutor:

Following a press conference today at the State House, NH leaders reaffirmed their commitment to protecting children and survivors of violence. Read our full press statement here: nhcadsv.org/press-releases…

We are so grateful to Governor Ayotte for uniting survivors, their advocates, and lawmakers committed to strengthening protections for victims of abuse. This session brought real progress—and it’s critical we keep up the momentum! #NHPolitics

“Amanda Grady Sexton public affairs director for the New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, said even if the behavior at issue in this case didn’t constitute criminal conduct, it demonstrated a serious ethical violation that betrayed the public’s trust…“

“The defendant in this case was ordered four times to relinquish his firearms and still had access to a gun that he used to kill Marisol,” Schollett said. “This is unacceptable and New Hampshire has a responsibility to do better.” concordmonitor.com/2025/08/26/dom…