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Women swing against Morrison government since the 2019 election

Women swing against Morrison government since the 2019 election
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One in three migrant women in Australia have experienced domestic violence

One in three migrant women in Australia have experienced domestic violence
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Government opens public consultation on plan to reduce violence against women and children

Government opens public consultation on plan to reduce violence against women and children By Shannon Jenkins Thursday April 8, 2021 All Australians can have their say on the plan to reduce family, domestic and sexual violence, through an online questionnaire, open until July 31. (Image: Adobe) The federal government has invited the public to give feedback on its upcoming national plan to reduce family, domestic and sexual violence. All Australians can have their say on the plan through an online questionnaire, which is open until July 31. Additionally, a National Women’s Safety Summit will be held on July 29 and 30. Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Wednesday said the summit which has already drawn criticism from domestic violence advocates would “further elevate the important national discussion we are having about women’s safety” and would build on the existing national plan.

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We don t need more talking, we need action : Frontline women s violence workers slam national survey

“We don’t need more talking, we need action.” Executive director of advocacy group Fair Agenda Renee Carr said the survey was “staggering”. “We don’t need a strawpoll on whether or not survivors get the best quality support and reform, we need leadership,” she said. The survey, which will be open until 31 July, includes questions such as what are the major issues facing people experiencing gendered violence, what outcomes are most relevant for a national strategy against violence, and what could be improved to prevent family, domestic and sexual violence in Australia. READ MORE “What message does the Morrison Government think it’s sending to survivors, when it’s running a popularity poll on what support they should have as victims of crimes,” founder of End Rape on Campus, Sharna Bremner, said.

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National summit to stop the rot of domestic violence in Australia - World News

2021-04-08 02:05:56 GMT2021-04-08 10:05:56(Beijing Time) Xinhua English CANBERRA, April 8 (Xinhua) The Australian government will convene a national summit on women s safety in July. The federal, state and territory ministers recently agreed to terms on the National Women s Safety Summit, which will shape a new national plan to prevent violence against women and children from family, domestic and sexual violence. This summit will further elevate the important national discussion we are having about women s safety and ensure that we bring all people along with us as we develop the next national plan, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said in a statement on Wednesday evening.

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