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  • Why We Say Abuser, Not Perpetrator
    Law and Lifestyle | Abuser | Language

    Why We Say Abuser, Not Perpetrator

    ByTWR Times 17 October 202617 October 2026

    Police, courts and councils say “perpetrator”. We say abuser, because that’s what he is. Here’s where the word “perpetrator” comes from, what the law actually says, and why naming it plainly matters.

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