Domestic Violence Archives - Page 18 of 31

“Abused by my Girlfriend” BBC Documentary

A must watch for everyone…for those who know that men are victims of domestic violence from their partners, this true story will provide further understanding

Trump administration ‘rolling back women’s rights by 50 years’ by changing definitions of domestic violence and sexual assault

‘I was massively surprised and really shocked. It’s quite scary how quietly it’s happened. It’s a massive step backwards. We have literally gone back to

’10 days from death’: Male domestic abuse survivor describes horrific ordeal as former girlfriend is jailed

Tom Embury-Dennis 5 days ago © Provided by Independent Digital News & Media Limited A male survivor of domestic violence said he was “10 days

Why won’t we admit it: women commit domestic violence too

Michael Bird Michael Bird 19 February 2019Mccann Males are generally the perpetrators of domestic and sexual violence and women are generally the victims of domestic

As its dramatic debt is revealed, can White Ribbon survive?

The financial problems which now beset White Ribbon Australia were already in place well before the appointment of controversial CEO Tracy McLeod Howe, who lasted

Self-rep DV accused can no longer cross examine the alleged victim

Even more provisions to prevent the truth being told. Those accused of domestic violence will not have an opportunity to directly cross-examine the accuser. If

Dr Murray Strauss – domestic violence

8,635 Views Domestic Violence Awareness Australia 9 October · This is Dr. Strauss, who conducted numerous peer-reviewed scientific studies into domestic violence. This is not

New domestic violence campaign to focus on ‘boys being boys’ attitude in society

Another disgustingly biased domestic violence campaign is launched. The Federal Government has clearly forgotten and/or decided to ignore the rising suicide levels amongst boys and

Questioning the evidence on domestic violence – Senator Leyonhjelm

14 June 2017 ·
Senator David Leyonhjelm:
I recently quizzed public servants in regards to the research underpinning a violence against women campaign.
For those looking to hear an alternative perspective on the underlying causes of domestic violence, this condensed version is a must watch.
I question why “gender inequality” seems to be the focus, rather than the many socio-economic factors that are the main contributors to domestic violence.