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    Adultery can be described as a physical or emotional relationship that a man or a women has with someone who is not their own spouse. Adultery has been around for decades from past history, media stories and religion. Adultery maliciously interferes with marriage relations, family relations and friendships and more often than not leads to divorce. The media likes to focus a lot of attention to the act of adultery. One famous infidelity scandal that the media went wild with was the Bill Clinton…

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    Violent offences against women were ignored by the Criminal Justice system for many years. However, feminist criminology has emphasised the importance to raise awareness and to incorporate such offences into normal discussions based on crime (Newburn, 2009). Feminist victimology critiques the concentration on offences in public which neglected violence in private for example at home. A region of ultimate improvement regarding criminal justice concerns violence that women endure. Men were…

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    P1: Domestic violence By Coby Rose P2: 73% of Australian women have had more than one experience with domestic violence. Domestic violence is a big problem in Australia. Women have the most chance of experiencing domestic violence. The definition of domestic Violence is "Domestic violence and emotional abuse are behaviours used by one person in a relationship to control the other" (domesticviolence,2015). Domestic violence is important issue to talk about because there are 58% of Australians…

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    Sex Trafficking Definition

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    commercial sexual servitude, forced labor and bonded labor”(www.equality now.org, Global Sex Trafficking Fact Sheet.Men who have held women captive are the ones they that are seen as weak and vulnerable, mainly because of the way they darrie themselves and if they're alone in non-public areas such as alleys or bathrooms when no one is around for them so scream for help. Most women who fell into the world of sex trafficking has been tricked by the opposer into believing that they can get a better…

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    Research question: Option 1: Using the Feminist perspective, analyze how patriarchy and culture operate in perpetuating violence against immigrated South Asian Women? How does gender and class intersect in creating this inequality; affecting resource access for those who want to flee from an abusive relationship? Five course terms: Patriarchy; the 4 dimensions of gender; Intersectionality; Hegemonic Masculinity, Norms Annotated Bibliography: George, P. &, Rashidi. M. (2014). Domestic…

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    The personality theory discovered by Ferri suggests that the offenders are violent towards their partners due to the various types of personality styles and psychological characteristics such as mentioned borderline personality disorder (Dutton & Starzmoski, 1993). This would include the aggressive or hostile personality styles, narcissistic personality styles, extreme jealously and anxiety about abandonment but also high level of depressive symptoms which the judge mentioned that Hollings was…

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    While there have been many improvements, setbacks for women’s rights are still apparent. There have been many cases of violence against women ignored or resolved through “mediation” that denied victims their day in court. Still in Afghanistan men are the superior gender. The justice system does give a chance for women to speak for themselves on account of themselves because their statements will be overlooked over the man. Recently, according to CNN, “The brutal murder of Farkhunda, a young…

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    Name of agency and location The agency that I have been placed at is the Women’s Transitional Living Center (WTLC) in Orange, California. The community that the shelter serves is comprised of survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking as well as victims of mental illness and substance abuse (WTLC, n.d.a). They also serve especially vulnerable populations such as transgender persons, emancipated youth, and persons coming out of the prison system (WTLC, n.d.a). This agency is the third…

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    how restricted the physical integrity is. Firstly, the attitude towards violence tells us the percentage of women who think it is alright for a husband or partner has a right to beat his partner or wife under certain circumstances, which is 0.15 percent of women. Secondly, the prevalence of domestic violence means the widespread of domestic violence and according to the data, 0.31% of women have experienced domestic violence. Laws addressing rape 0.25 means that there is a specific legislation,…

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    In the last few years in the Dominican Republic, the domestic violence against women has increased incredibly. The amount of women who experiment violence every single day and in the worst of the cases, the amount of them who are murdered on their couples' hands have alarmed the Dominican society. But, what is this society doing to stop this violence wave that is covering most of the Dominican homes? How can the society contribute to change this situation? These kinds of questions should be…

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