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Domestic Violence Articles
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By BBC on 01/25/2016
"... But in Cornwall men made up four out of the five most recent victims.
Authorities there said they have been working to tackle the issue after
a review
said there could be a "chink in the chain of support for males". ..."
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By Your Local Guardian on 01/08/2018
"... Although, the media is not completely to blame for the lack of support for men struggling with domestic violence. The Journal of Family Violence, found that in 2011, 'male victims were more likely to be arrested upon calling the police, than the female perpetrator'. This is even though 40% of all victims of abuse are male. Which brings forth the question, is a man asking for help cause for punishment? ..."
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By BBC News on 11/20/2017
"... A man who escaped from his abusive wife and moved into a refuge said it got to the point where he was "too frightened to leave the house".
The man, who does not wish to be named, spent six months in the Domestic Abuse Safety Unit in Shotton, Flintshire. ..."
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By The Record-Courier on 01/06/2018
"... Nevada law now recognizes that as people age and become subject to disabling conditions and frailty, they are less likely to stand up to intimidation and bullying or recognize manipulative acts. Elder abuse is a crime under Nevada law and punishes abusers for intentional abuse and exploitation as well as neglect. The law protects the vulnerable and those 60 years of age or older acts that would result in personal injury, death, or financial loss. Unfortunately, it is most often the people trusted to be caregivers that cause the abuse. ..."
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By Huffpost on 01/04/2018
"... My name is DJ Annie Red and I am a 9 year old DJ, Rapper and Author from Brooklyn, New York. I want to talk about bullying. Bullying is not ok! Bullying is when you gossip and physically hurt someone. I fight against bullying so I guess you can call me an anti-bullying ambassador. ..."
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By The College Fix on 01/02/2018
"... Just before Christmas, a judge overturned the University of Southern California’s 2016 sexual-assault finding against an accused student, deeming him the victim of a process that was not “fair, thorough, reliabl[y] neutral and impartial.” ..."
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