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Domestic Violence Articles
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By Center for Immigration Studies on 05/08/2018
"... women who are victims of domestic violence are indeed members of a particular social group because of their gender, and therefore they receive asylum. Does that mean, then, that men who are victims of domestic abuse should not get asylum? I realize that statistically, violence against men is less common, but it isn't unknown by any means, either in the United States or abroad. ..."
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By Vox on 05/21/2018
"... Consider one case we came across in our research: A woman in New York City who was being abused had sought help at a counseling center — privately, she thought. Her partner, however, had installed a tracking device on her phone, drove to the center, and literally kicked in its door. Counselors ended up calling the police. ..."
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By Bloomberg on 05/20/2018
"... “I don’t want the trolls to win,” Culture Secretary Matt Hancock told ITV after his department published further details of an Internet Safety Strategy on Sunday. The government could have the power to impose penalties of 4 percent of a company’s global revenue if they break the rules, he said. ..."
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By 9 News on 05/06/2018
"... Bullying has become a big conversation across the U.S. and now a fourth grader in Berthoud wants to be part of a solution to end it.
Sophie Jaye's been exploring the topic at school and said working to spread kindness has become a growing passion of hers. ..."
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By Valley Central on 05/16/2018
"... Cases of elderly abuse are on the rise in the Rio Grande Valley, according to data by the Texas Department of Adult Protective Services.
In 2017, the department received about 5,399 reports of elderly abuse in the Valley. ..."
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By NPR on 05/04/2018
"... Millions of elderly Americans are financially exploited each year. But what's the total cost of that fraud? One estimate - 37 billion a year. According to reporter Nick Leiber, that's probably low because for every case reported to authorities, as many as 44 are not. He wrote about this for Bloomberg this week, and he joins me now. Welcome to the program. ..."
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By Independent Women's Forum on 05/08/2018
"... The University of North Carolina would be forced to make public the names of anyone “who, since January 1, 2007, has been found responsible of rape, sexual assault, or any related or lesser included sexual misconduct.”
The release of the name of anyone convicted of sexual misconduct in a court of law is customary and correct. The public deserves to know these people's names. But the people in the North Carolina case have not been found guilty in a court of law. ..."
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