The LGBTIQ+ world's hidden secret: domestic violence

Domestic violence in the LGBTQI+ world is becoming more prevalent

Domestic violence in the LGBTQI+ world is becoming more prevalent Source: Getty

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The reported increase in incidents of abuse in straight relationships is being mirrored by an increase in violence in LGBTIQ+ relationships.

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