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The significant 80% rise in calls to the NSPCC about child domestic abuse could be due to several factors. Increased public awareness campaigns might encourage more people to report concerns, or the pressures of recent years could have exacerbated domestic tensions. It is also possible that reporting mechanisms are becoming more accessible, leading to more disclosures.
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