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1IN3’s appearance before the NSW Joint Select Committee on Coercive Control The joint select committee was established on 21st October 2020 to inquire into and report on coercive control in domestic relationships. In conducting the inquiry, the committee is to consider the NSW Government discussion paper on coercive control and answer the questions posed in the...
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ZOOM presentation by NCFM Adviser Eric Nelson, Ph.D -“Scientific Facts About Domestic Violence, Rape & False Accusations.
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What happens when an investigative reporter interviews DV shelter workers and residents on camera–and uncovers a swamp of questionable activity? Tom Lemons, formerly of Real News Real Fast, did just that in his film “Behind The Gate.” Lemons documents prostitution, filth, child abuse, drugs, and shelter staff who teach homeless women to claim they...
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In a “guest post” in “Psychology Today”, appearing on April 20th 2020, Dr. Warren Farrell published an article “The Gender Gap in Empathy.” Farrell quoted John’s Hopkin’s Public Health Professor Sabra Klein, who stated that: “Being male is as much a risk factor for the coronavirus as being old.” Farrell observed, that while the...
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On Mothers’ Day NCFM-Women Against False Accusations launched it’s first in a series of podcasts featuring mothers of sons who were falsely accused of sexual assault, domestic violence and other offenses. A primary goal of the group is to develop at least one representative podcast in every state from families impacted by a...
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The Less Masculine the Better One of the more neglected men’s health issues involves an attack on masculinity itself. It comes in the form of excessive estrogenic chemicals in the environment and in the foods we eat. Many sources concur; estrogen and estrogen-related chemicals and even foodstuffs are ubiquitous at the local supermarket. And...
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False Allegation Brochure
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