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Domestic Violence Down...But Not Gone
Posted by stopdvweb on Wednesday, August 02 @ 14:59:40 CDT (readed: 8 times - hits: 8)
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From Globaltv.com:
Statistics Canada reports a more than 30 per cent drop in domestic violence against women. The numbers are the results of a study conducted in the five-year-period leading up to 1999. The study says about 1.2 million men and women, either married or living in common law marriages, experienced some form of domestic violence in the late 1990's. That's eight per cent of women, or 690,000 and seven per cent of men, or 549,000.
Full report here
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It's Not Supposed to Happen to Me
Posted by stopdvweb on Wednesday, August 02 @ 13:04:43 CDT (readed: 5 times - hits: 2)
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NATIONAL -- The June/July edition of Jane Magazine includes an article
on "hidden victims" of domestic violence. The article, It's Not Supposed
to Happen to Me, tells the personal stories of six victims of domestic
violence. "Domestic violence claims surprising victims - men,
professionals, same-sex lovers. What's worse is that society beats up on
them as well," states the article, which also highlights the stories of
a victim of teen dating violence and a hearing- impaired victim of
violence.
"Reprinted and adapted from News
Flash, an online newsletter of the
Family Violence Prevention Fund."
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Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act of 1994
Posted by stopdvweb on Wednesday, August 02 @ 12:52:45 CDT (readed: 3 times - hits: 2)
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NATIONAL -- Last month both the Senate and House Judiciary Committees
agreed on legislation to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act of
1994 (VAWA). The Senate Committee reached an agreement on new
legislation (S. 2787) that would continue existing VAWA programs and
create several new initiatives, including transitional housing for
victims, a pilot program to reduce violence during children's visits and
stronger protections for elderly, disabled and immigrant women. The
legislation would authorize spending $645 million per year over the next
five years. The House Committee agreed on legislation (H.R. 1248) that
would renew VAWA funding for domestic violence programs. The House bill
also includes new amendments that would create a task force to
coordinate domestic violence research, target funds for disabled women,
have the Justice Department create a national standard for rape kits and
genetic sampling, and add domestic violence records to electronic
records checked for gun purchases. Floor votes by the full House or
Senate have not yet been scheduled, and may not occur until the fall.
"Reprinted and adapted from News
Flash, an online newsletter of the
Family Violence Prevention Fund."
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stopdv.org 2.0
Posted by stopdvweb on Thursday, July 27 @ 13:24:12 CDT (readed: 5 times - hits: 0)
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stopdv.org 2.0
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