Columbus reviews housing rights for abuse victims

Columbus City Council is considering legislation to strengthen housing protections for domestic violence survivors, allowing them to leave abusive situations without penalties such as lease violations. The proposed changes apply to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking and aim to address housing barriers faced by survivors. Meanwhile, Columbus police have received over 21,800 domestic violence-related calls this year, with domestic violence homicides continuing to account for about 30% of city murders.

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