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Tonight on Insight as part of SBS coverage on Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month, host Kumi Taguchi learns about ‘coercive control.’ From monitoring your phone and movements to controlling what you wear, what you eat and who you see, coercive control is an insidious, pervasive and dangerous form of abuse. Insight explores Intimate Terrorism: what is coercive control and should it be a crime? 8:30pm tonight on SBS.
Share on Twitter Video above: Insight asks: what is coercive control and should it be a crime? Intimate Terrorism, Tuesday, May 11 at 8:30pm on SBS and On Demand. Warning: some readers may find this article distressing. Fourteen months after their daughter, Hannah and their three grandchildren, Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey were murdered, Sue and Lloyd Clarke have revealed they plan to set up gated communities to protect victim-survivors of domestic violence. “Hopefully we can start organising some gated communities… So, once they leave the perpetrators, they've got some sort of p...
Posted Mar 1, 2021 9:00 am AMES, Iowa — A week of events, lectures and panel discussions at Iowa State University will focus on women: their strengths, contributions and challenges faced. Women’s Week 2021, scheduled for March 8-12, is part of Women’s History Month, with the goal of empowering and highlighting strong women around the world. ISU Student Government created Women’s Week in recognition of the need to empower women to continue fighting for equity and to take on leadership positions. Anna Olson, senior director of communications for ISU Student Government and junior in j...