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Domestic abuse charities praised Patrick Stewart’s legacy after his death at 86, citing his work to raise awareness of violence against women and its effects on children. He first spoke publicly in 2004 about witnessing his father abuse his mother, as part of an Amnesty International campaign, and became a Refuge ambassador in 2007. Refuge said his advocacy helped break taboos and contributed to children being recognised as victims in their own right under the Domestic Abuse Act 2021.
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