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Ohio Democrats want to take away guns from convicted or alleged domestic violence abusers, but Republicans say that isn't constitutional.

New offences have been introduced to criminalise cyberflashing, fake news intended to cause non-trivial harm and other online abuse.

Put resources into investigating that case. after that report, i think it was five senior officers and retired officers referred to the iop see for investigation. none of them would be interviewed. ultimately, the independent office for police conduct couldnt bring any action against them because there was sufficient evidence. the minutes of the meeting where operational gusto was closed down had gone astray, they were lost. so now we still have nobody held accountable for failing dozens and doz...

A divorce and custody consultant, who is also a domestic violence survivor, highlighted seven signs to help identify potential child abuse by parents in family court.

Google has a zero-tolerance policy for child abuse content. The scanning process can sometimes go awry and tar innocent individuals as abusers. When Jennifer...

Abusers have very poor insight into their behavior; merely issuing restraining orders is an insufficient method of protecting their targets. Blocking their legal access to firearms is an attainable goal

The Third Section of the Jaén Court plans to judge this Thursday seven people, aged between 35 and 27, accused of the physical and verbal assault suffered by a 51-year-old man and which was supposedly caused by the sexual orientation of the victim. The Public Prosecutor’s Office demands that the seven detainees be sentenced as

A survivor of sexual abuse is waiting for an apology from TVNZ after it provided “off the record” material to defendants in a sexual offending case who then...

Warning: This story contains content relating to sexual offending. As a teenager, Erin Leighton was groomed, manipulated, drugged and sexually abused by a...

"I still have respect for the man at the pulpit – but when will our church leaders begin to respect us?" writes Joanne Liwicki.