Up to 650 - 700 cases of domestic abuse are reported on Island every year.
That's according to our Chief Constable - Gary Roberts.
However, he added police can't be sure of how 'reliable' the figure is - given it only takes into account those actually reported.
Further, in its latest report - local charity Victim support - says 35% of its referrals were domestic abuse victims.
It comes as new domestic abuse laws are due to come into force on the Isle of Man in January.
The Act will provide a legal basis for support of those in abusive relationships, giving police and the courts new powers.
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