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Nation Jul 02

How the Roe reversal could impact domestic violence survivors

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Arts May 05

Depp v Heard defamation lawsuit at County Circuit Court in Fairfax
Johnny Depp’s entourage enabled drug and alcohol abuse, testifies ex-wife Heard

Amber Heard is telling a Virginia jury that Johnny Depp surrounded himself with an entourage of enablers to shield him from the consequences of his drug and alcohol use.

By Matthew Barakat, Associated Press

Arts Apr 20

Johnny Depp defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard, in Fairfax
Johnny Depp denies assaulting ex-wife, testifies he was demeaned and berated

Actor Johnny Depp has scoffed at the notion during court testimony that his constant quarrels with ex-wife Amber Heard would ever prompt him to hit her.

By Matthew Barakat, Ben Finley, Associated Press

Politics Feb 10

FILE PHOTO: Angelina Jolie at the U.S. Capitol for the Violence Against Women Act in Washington
WATCH: Angelina Jolie urges Senate to pass new deal on domestic violence bill

A bipartisan group of U.S. senators has introduced a proposal to reauthorize the 1990s-era law that extends protections for victims of domestic and sexual violence after it lapsed in 2019 because of Republican opposition. Actor Angelina Jolie praised the proposal…

By Farnoush Amiri, Associated Press

Nation Aug 11

Tax time
Domestic violence can also take the form of economic abuse

Debt, inaccessible accounts and job sabotage are all examples of financial abuse that domestic violence survivors may endure.

By Jean Lee, The 19th

Jul 14

Domestic violence survivors aren’t getting the reduced sentences they qualify for

By Jean Lee, The 19th

Subconscious discrimination may be to blame, especially if the defendant already falls outside the classic image of a victim — blameless and helpless.

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Jun 14

WATCH: What’s behind rising domestic and gun violence during the pandemic?

By Courtney Vinopal

There were 43,538 gun deaths in America in 2020, and at least 611 mass shooting events, the most on record. Among the reasons for those statistics was an increase in domestic violence.

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Mar 10

Watch 3:15
A Brief But Spectacular take on confronting the pandemic of gender-based violence

With stay-at-home orders in place, many victims of domestic violence have been trapped at home with their abusers. In this Brief But Spectacular, we meet Kathryn Jacob, the CEO of SafeHaven, which focuses on creating preventative programs that help high-risk…

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Nov 25

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

By Associated Press

Activists are holding protests Wednesday from France to Turkey and world dignitaries are trying to find ways to protect millions of women killed or abused every year by their partners.

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Aug 07

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

By Ali Rogin

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.

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