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Domestic Violence Articles
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By The Daily Caller on 12/29/2017
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By Metro on 12/31/2017
"... Other shows which prompted calls included Holby City, with 6,455 viewers calling the helpline for information after storylines which highlighted bullying, LGBT domestic abuse, organ transplant, cancer and bereavement. ..."
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By Sea Coast Online on 12/28/2017
"... In a case that began last March with negligent homicide indictments in an elder neglect case, the deceased’s granddaughter has been found guilty, while her daughter awaits trial in January. ..."
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By The Canberra Times on 12/31/2017
"... Cyberbullying and online grooming are becoming major issues in the ACT and more widely. As cyber safety educator, Ms Butler teaches children about them and the dangers of being online.
"I attend primary schools to deliver the Think U Know program to years five and six," Ms Butler said. ..."
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By YKA on 12/20/2017
"... Social media is a virtual society, which is very wide. It bridges the gap between one end of the world and the other in no time. Social media platforms are very much interesting and very easy. Not only the youth but also the old and the kids using it frequently shows the love for social media in society. ..."
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By Hollywood Reporter on 12/21/2017
"...
Rolling Stone
, the storied magazine covering youth culture, had two significant developments on Wednesday. The first was news that Jann Wenner was selling his stake to
Variety
owner Jay Penske in a deal that reportedly values the publication at $100 million. But there's more. In New York federal court,
Rolling Stone
also wrapped up the last remaining piece of litigation emanating from its controversial and since retracted 2014 article about the gang rape of a freshman identified as "Jackie" at a University of Virginia campus fraternity. ..."
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By Help Save Our Sons on 12/29/2017
"... is a list of documented false accusations by college females. This list demonstrates why constitutional due process is essential during Title IX sex hearings. ..."
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