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World Nov 25

With domestic violence on the rise during COVID-19, activists push for protections

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World Aug 07

Behind the #ChallengeAccepted campaign, rising Turkish femicides and hostility toward a womens’ rights treaty

There are several theories for how this latest selfie meme began, but many users have traced the viral moment back to a campaign combating violence against women in Turkey.

By Ali Rogin

Poetry Jul 28

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The ‘existential wound’ that fueled poet Natasha Trethewey’s acclaimed career

Natasha Trethewey is a two-time U.S. poet laureate and a winner of the Pulitzer Prize for her collection “Native Guard.” Now, she has written a memoir about her childhood, the murder of her mother and her own career calling. Titled…

By Jeffrey Brown, Anne Azzi Davenport

World Jul 27

Poles split over government’s plan to exit domestic violence treaty

Poles are bitterly divided over steps being taken by the right-wing government to exit the Istanbul Convention, a European treaty against domestic violence, claiming it promotes gender “ideology” and links violence to religion.

By Associated Press

Health Mar 26

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What ‘shelter at home’ means for those who aren’t safe there

Many Americans are staying home amid the coronavirus pandemic. But what does that mean for those who aren’t safe where they live? John Yang talks to Katie Ray-Jones, CEO of the National Domestic Violence Hotline, about how abusers may leverage…

Jul 26

Activists see Rosselló’s resignation as step for women’s rights in Puerto Rico

By Gabriela Martinez

Many women’s rights advocates see it as the beginning of a longer fight, not the end.

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Jun 18

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Reports of domestic violence prompt Shanahan to step down

Another personnel disruption is rocking the White House, as Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan withdrew from consideration for the permanent role Tuesday amid reports of domestic violence in his past. The Washington Post’s Aaron Davis spoke with Shanahan about…

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Apr 04

WATCH: House approves domestic violence law amid guns dispute

By Matthew Daly, Associated Press

The bill includes a provision making it easier to take away guns from violent offenders even if they are not a spouse or domestic partner.

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Jan 21

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How the shutdown is affecting programs that support survivors of domestic violence

The government shutdown has blocked funding to programs providing protection and economic stability to survivors of domestic violence. Diana Brown and Cato Kraft of Estes Valley Crisis Associates in Colorado explain what the lack of resources means for the population…

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Oct 24

How should doctors and nurses screen patients for intimate partner violence in the #MeToo era?

By Laura Santhanam

The best estimates likely under-represent the true scope and scale of intimate partner violence because victims often are afraid to disclose what has happened to them.

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