Mum who admits to manslaughter of baby is ‘already suffering a worse sentence than any judge could impose’
A 41 year-old Sydney woman who drowned her infant daughter because she was convinced the baby was a dwarf, should not go to jail, a
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A 41 year-old Sydney woman who drowned her infant daughter because she was convinced the baby was a dwarf, should not go to jail, a
Joey was just shy of three years old when he was taken into the custody of his mother and stepfather. Seven weeks later, he was
The main killers of children in Australia, according to the latest statistics from the Australian Institute of Criminology (2010-2012), are: Mothers (47%, n=20) Fathers
Woman charged over Vic lake deaths A MOTHER has been charged with murdering three of her children after the Wyndham Vale lake tragedy.
For years, fathers’ groups have complained that restraining orders, intended as a shield against domestic violence, are often misused by unscrupulous pseudo-victims and over-zealous courts.[1]
A WOMAN has been charged with trying to kill two young boys in a house fire in southeast Queensland. The 58-year-old woman was charged on
Chilling New Zealand figures http://www.odt.co.nz/news/national/227441/children-most-often-killed-mothers New Zealand mothers kill more children than any other group in society and men are victims of domestic violence as
PHOTO: Do we really want little boys left feeling bad about being male? (Elizabeth Jackson) Our public schools should not portray domestic violence as a battleground of
The majority of Australian children in state care are there because of violent family separations, Queensland’s child safety inquiry has heard. One in four children
Recently, we have seen the effects of many years lobbying by women’s groups and academics/researchers in the passage of the Family Law (Family Violence) Act 2010.
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