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USNEWS HEALTH reported that the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommended that all women of childbearing age should be screened for signs of domestic violence and referred for treatment if necessary. Apparently, according to the author, Serena Gordon, the new recommendations, published in the January issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine, apply to...
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By E. Everett Bartlett, president, Stop Abusive and Violent Environments – 01/07/13 10:45 AM ET The 112th Congress adjourned last week without reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). The failure of Congress to pass either the Senate- or House-approved (S. 1925 or H.R. 4970) versions was the by-product both of partisan wrangling, as...
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Shameless Hypocrisy In recent weeks, Domestic Violence Industry operatives – including several lawmakers – have claimed the Violence Against Women Act needs to help “all” victims of domestic violence. Yet, these same people appear on talk show after talk show advocating for VAWA to provide for immigrant women, American Indian women, lesbian women…but no...
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Media release – Thursday November 22nd 2012 The forgotten victims of family violence Each year in Australia 39 men are killed in domestic homicides. Another 43,700 men experience physical assault from a current partner, previous partner, girlfriend, boyfriend or date. “Each night when she came from work I would be tense and nervous. I...
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The Los Angeles Daily Journal, which is the primary legal newspaper in California, last week confirmed that they scheduled for publication Mr. Angelucci’s op ed below in yesterdays edition… for DV Awareness Month. Unfortunately, the Daily Journal is subscription only so there is no link we can provide to the published article. By Marc...
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State Enabled Entrapment – Protective Orders By Bill Ronan, LICSW Your wife or girlfriend has decided she is done with you. But she wants the house, kids, car, and citizenship, whatever. So she gets an order for protection (OFP) that kicks you out of the house and you no longer have access to these...
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NOTE: The following letter was first submitted to POLITICO which did not respond to the submission. It was then faxed to each and every member of Congress, Representatives and Senators. Strengthening the Violence Against Women Act Protects U.S. Citizens In a recent POLITICO opinion piece, Weakening the Violence Against Women Act Betrays Immigrant Victims,...
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NCFM NOTE From Harry Crouch: Domestic Violence Industry operatives are using Representative Todd Akin’s poorly chosen words to coerce other legislators to pass their version of the Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization, the version that still discriminates against half the population, i.e., men. NCFM VP Marc Angelucci in the article below clarifies Representative Akin’s...
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By Eric Ross, Ph.D, NCFM Acting President, Greater New York Chapter The definition of domestic violence by the US Department of Justice (2011) is, in part, as follows: “We define domestic violence as a pattern of abusive behavior in any relationship that is used by one partner to gain or maintain power and control...
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From the Equal Justice Foundation Editor’s note: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) affects untold numbers of American service members and veterans and the problems with OEF/OIF veterans are only beginning. What is easy to overlook is the toll taken on their family members. Battling Bare, a group of women married to PTSD sufferers is...
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