…… and so it continues unabated End DV within a generation but only against women and children. https://todayspaper.theaustralian.com.au/infinity/article_popover_share.aspx?guid=b4ad5d83-4e87-49bd-a3ed-bd423d8188d8 PLEDGE TO END DV WITHIN GENERATION ROSIE LEWIS The federal and state governments have vowed to end violence against women and children “within a generation”, as they release a national plan that focuses
…and women don’t kill! BRITISH NURSE ON TRIAL FOR MURDER OF NEWBORN BABIES https://todayspaper.couriermail.com.au/infinity/article_popover_share.aspx?guid=c9f9b541-bd9e-4c0f-9c30-8a3f66084e18 LONDON: A neo-natal nurse accused of poisoning newborns with insulin has gone on trial in the UK charged with the murder of seven babies in her care and the attempted killing of 10 others. Lucy Letby, 32, has denied murdering five
COERCIVE CONTROL LAW ‘WILL SAVE LIVES’ READ MARK SPEAKMAN’S ARTICLE THEAUSTRALIAN.COM.AU OR THE APP SARAH ISON https://todayspaper.theaustralian.com.au/…/article… NSW Attorney-General Mark Speakman says a bill introduced to parliament on Wednesday, making the state the first jurisdiction to criminalise coercive control, could mean “the difference between life and death”. Mr Speakman said it could help prevent tragedies
Mike O’Connor The Courier Mail DID you hear about the Muslim who got the sack because of his Islamic beliefs and the Indian who was similarly dismissed because he was a Hindu? How about the Aborigine who was shown the door because of his traditional beliefs? You didn’t because these events never occurred and if
Australia’s domestic violence funding needs to be better directed to women genuinely at risk, write Bettina Arndt. Bettina Arndt Follow 5 min read September 16, 2022 – 1:37PM 8 comments Opinion Don’t miss out on the headlines from Opinion. Followed categories will be added to My News. Follow Vimala, a retired Indian university lecturer, looked
The Sterling Prize / 2022 Ceremony and Lecture Simon Fraser University Sterling Prize 2022: Recipient shrugs off controversy by keeping focus on victims Alexandra Lysova is the 2022 recipient of the Nora and Ted Sterling Prize in Support of Controversy for her years of dedicated research on male victims of domestic violence –– a field that can sometimes be
Brisbane Courier Mail Mike O’Connor: It hasn’t been much fun being a bloke in Australia in 2021 There’s a story no one has the courage to tell and it revolves around Aussie blokes and how they’re being judged based on the repulsive actions of a few, writes Mike O’Connor. Mike O’Connor Follow 3 min read
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