Violence against LGBT people

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    When the movements experienced violent backlash from government forces, the female protesters were in the greatest danger of all the participants. The abuses of female protesters had taken on very different forms than those of their male counterparts. Harassment and brutalization by the police, the mukhabarat, or secret police, and the army often had sexual connotations for women. Egyptian female protesters were subjected to strip-searches, in which pictures were taken while they were undressed.…

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    domestic violence (Litrownik et al. 2003). The first therapy is cognitive behavioral which focuses on the negative thinking after the trauma has occurred. Interpersonal therapy is used to improve the child’s social and personal functions with other children and adults they come into contact with. The last…

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    Sexual violence is a critical global problem in every culture and all areas of the world. Even though the majority of victims are women, this violence affects all people of all ages, regardless of gender and wealth. It is thus necessary for medico-legal examiners, that have undergone specific training, to help with medical and legal intervention of victims of sexual assaults. (World Health Organization 2003). Before 2009 in the United States, a victim would have to report the crime to the Sex…

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    Synopsis In the book Victims as Offenders, Miller exposes the failure of the criminal justice system in protecting victims of domestic violence and urges criminal justice agencies including, the police, courts, and corrections, to rethink its incident-driven nature, pro-arrest and mandatory arrest policies. These policies limit discretion and often leave victims vulnerable to manipulation by their abusers who have found a way to use and manipulate the criminal justice system to their advantage.…

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    The Sherman and Berk Minneapolis Domestic Violence experiment was an experiment that focused on the effects of arrest with an emphasis on domestic violence cases. During the experiment, police were given three methods to use in order to reduce domestic violence cases. These methods included arresting the individual who committed the crime, an attempt to counsel both parties involved, and sending the offender away from the victim in order to cool down. As a result, some problems arose from the…

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    enforcement responded as if the call was a priority. To reduce the aforementioned human collateral associated with fatal domestic violence, the actions of the police officers and emergency workers must more effectively match the severity of the situations experienced by families of domestic violence. The United States Department of Justice defines domestic abuse and violence as “a pattern of abusive behavior…

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    Domestic violence occurred by parents is almost always a major issue. However, violence occurred by athletes, and celebrities seems to get pushed under the rug. Rae Carruth, Ray Rice, Chris Brown, and Ben Roethlisberger are a few pop culturists who have a domestic violence charge but are rarely discussed. Domestic violence typically occurs in women and children. “Incidents of domestic violence against women occur every 15 seconds in the United States” (Rhymes). Studies show that domestic…

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    Imagine one day if you were a victim of domestic violence? How would you solve that problem? If the life does not have a lot of thorns and challenges, everybody might have had happiness. Through the past, the present, or the future, people always need a happy life. In this society, nowadays, there are still a lot of women who are victims of domestic violence. Coming back to the 1900s, however, Mrs. Wright in the drama “Trifle” written by Susan Keating Glaspell in 1916, has no more joy in her…

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    Domestic Violence

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    The shocking side effects of domestic violence against women have been documented for a number of years. Not much is really acknowledged about the devastating impacts it will have on the children who sees their parents or legal guardian being a subject of such violence. In many cases, these children are the main victims who have been forgetting when violence takes place at home. This essay will highlights that the majority of children who are exposed to violence at home, will experience many…

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    Currently, Domestic Violence is defined by legislation and penalized judicially. Victims of Domestic Violence can now seek relief and protection by courts. Even though court penalized wife beating there were no protections or reliefs for victims of domestic violence. Historically, Women and children had no right or protection from the legal system. Women were not able to file suits for themselves, file a suit against their husband, or have any control or say over legal matters. This made it very…

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