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New Hampshire Strengthens Assault Protections | Concord News
New Hampshire just passed sweeping new laws to protect survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, while cracking down on sex trafficking. Governor Kelly Ayotte signed three major bills that expand protective orders to include more victims, require licensing for illicit massage businesses (which have long been trafficking fronts), and broaden the definition of domestic violence to include coercive control and revenge porn — all while ensuring victims get timely restitution. Key changes take effect in 2027, but the state is already shutting down trafficking operations and closing legal…
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