Victims will be allowed to name their abusers.
Changes to the "in-camera" rules in family law cases will give "victims back their voices".
Offaly Domestic Violence Support Services is welcoming the suggested court reforms.
Under the recommended changes, victims will be allowed to name their abusers, but in order to do so, they must be identified themselves.
While the reform report into the in-camera law, recommends a new distinction between public and private information, allowing people to share their story in a family law court with a close family member or relevant party present.
Anne Clarke Development Manager of ODVSS, says there has to be a balance for naming a perpetrator and protection for those who don't want their names revealed particularly if there's children involved.
Ms Clarke says it can be empowering to release your experience:
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