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'Exceptional' measures helping abuse victim testify in family court cheered by B.C. advocates - Vimarsana News

'Exceptional' measures helping abuse victim testify in family court cheered by B.C. advocates

Advocates are applauding the 'exceptional' accommodations provided to a domestic violence victim testifying in a recent B.C. family law case, saying they should be more widely available to survivors facing their abusers in court.

Source: cbc.ca
Victim denied court order against B.C. relationship coach - Vimarsana News

Victim denied court order against B.C. relationship coach

A B.C. Supreme Court judge refused to grant a protection order to a woman who was assaulted by Nima Rahmany five years ago

Victim denied court order against B.C. relationship coach - Vimarsana News

Victim denied court order against B.C. relationship coach

A B.C. Supreme Court judge refused to grant a protection order to a woman who was assaulted by Nima Rahmany five years ago

Victim denied court order against B.C. relationship coach - Bowen Island Undercurrent - Vimarsana News

Victim denied court order against B.C. relationship coach - Bowen Island Undercurrent

A B.C. Supreme Court judge refused to grant a protection order to a woman who was assaulted by Nima Rahmany five years ago

Victim 'floored' as B.C. relationship guru may escape criminal record for domestic violence - Vimarsana News

Victim 'floored' as B.C. relationship guru may escape criminal record for domestic violence

A B.C. relationship coach who admitted to assaulting his then-partner on two occasions is set to walk away without a criminal record, after receiving a sentence the victim describes as a "complete failure" for the justice system.

Source: cbc.ca