81. NAWL Publications: Violence Against Women And Children violence AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN See also Conference Proceedingsand Papers. ~~~~~ Stop http://www.nawl.ca/p-violen.htm

N ational Association of Women and the Law SITEMAP PUBLICATION CATEGORIES: Criminal Justice Day Care/Child Care ... Order Form VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN See also Conference Proceedings and Papers Stop Excusing Violence Against Women NAWL's Position Paper on the Defence of Provocation , by Andrée Côté, Diana Majury, Elizabeth Sheehy, April 2000; 47p. Member:$9.25 / Non-member:$12.75 ISBN:0-895996-55-4 In this brief the authors use the egalitarian framework to argue for the abolition of the defence of provocation, because of its sexist, homophobic, racist and patriarchal ramifications. NAWL calls specifically for the repeal of the mandatory life sentence for murder, as well as the repeal of the new mandatory minimum sentence of four years imprisonment for those who use a firearm in the commission of a number of specific offences, including manslaughter. Discriminatory Uses of Personal Records in Sexual Violence Cases , by Karen Busby, January 1996; 27p. Member:$5.50 / Non-member:$7.50 ISBN:0-895996-19-8 The paper is designed to be of use to women in sexual assault centres who are likely to be faced with subpoenas to produce personal records. It also gives a useful summary of the two SCC cases that represent the current law on the issue.

82. Law Of Violence Against Women, The 1994 and how it attempts to deal with domestic violence, rape, and Almanac Seriesserves to educate the general public on a variety of legal issues pertinent http://www.oceanalaw.com/main_product_details.asp?ID=208

83. Community Legal Aid Society, Inc. - Domestic Violence legal briefs, and sample legal forms relevant to and information for advocates aboutdomestic violence. perspective on legislation and public policy; advocates http://www.declasi.org/legaltopics/dv.html

[Text Only] Courthouse Blues CD Sales Page Equal Access To Justice Domestic Violence Community Legal Aid Society, Inc. (CLASI) represents victims of domestic violence in family law matters related to the domestic violence. The program is limited to cases in Kent and Sussex Counties so you must reside in Kent or Sussex Counties or the matter must be before the Family Court in one of those counties in order to receive representation from CLASI. If you are a victim of domestic violence and you live in New Castle County you will need to contact Delaware Volunteer Legal Services for assistance. You may contact them by telephone at (302)478-8680 or visit their website by using the link listed below. In addition, Legal Services Corporation of Delaware, Inc. (LSCD) represents victims of domestic violence in Kent and Sussex Counties in non-Family Court related matters that are a result of the domestic violence. LSCD represents victims in bankruptcy and consumer matters, landlord/tenant and other housing related matters that may have been caused, even indirectly by domestic violence. You may contact them by telephone at (302)734-8820 or visit their website by using the link listed below. Other Family Law Matters CLASI represents parents in New Castle County in cases where the State of Delaware Division of Family Services (DFS) inserts itself into the custodial relationship with the minor children. Specifically, CLASI will consider a case where the DFS has claimed that a child is dependent or neglected or where DFS is attempting to terminate parental rights.

84. Domestic Violence Books: An Abuse, Rape & Domestic Violence Aid & Resource Colle is a comprehensive guide to the latest research, public policies, and legal and criminal astrends in police and court responses to domestic violence. http://www.aardvarc.org/programs/dvbooks.shtml

AARDVARC Home l Programs Home l Web Services l Grant Services l Email Us l Faith-Based Programs l l Healthcare Providers l l Domestic Violence l Sexual Assault l Child Abuse l l Victim Services Issues l Special Victims DOMESTIC VIOLENCE MENU Home Training Tools Training Calendar Resources ... Publications Assessment of Partner Violence: A Handbook for Researchers and Practitioners The Evaluation and Treatment of Marital Conflict: A Four-Stage Approach Future Interventions with Battered Women and Their Families The Group Therapy Treatment Planner Law in the Health and Human Services: A Guide for Social Workers, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, and Related Professionals A Professional's Guide to Understanding Gay and Lesbian Domestic Violence: Understanding Practice Interventions Rural Women Battering and the Justice System : An Ethnography Wife Rape : Understanding the Response of Survivors and Service Providers Domestic Violence Books Alternatives to Domestic Violence: A Homework Manual for Battering Intervention Groups One of the most effective means of working with abusers is through battering intervention groups. This book is the first workbook designed for counselors to help abusers recognize and deal with the issues underlying their behavior. Each technique presented in this manual has been tested in actual groups and refined for inclusion. The authors provide case studies and exercises to stimulate active participation by group members. Topics covered include defining abuse, creating trusting relationships, giving and receiving respect, taking responsibility for actions, and creating effective communication.

85. Gender Project, Community Law Centre Combrinck, Lebogang Malepe (2000) Zikhetkele Use the Law to End Domestic violence Joint publication Gender Project and Tshwaranang legal Advocacy Centre. http://www.communitylawcentre.org.za/gender/pub_violence.php

Reproductive rights Sex workers Violence Gender equality ... Gender publications PUBLICATIONS: Violence Right to freedom from violence Helene Combrinck and Zukiswa Skepu (2003) ISBN: 1868085961 Bail in Sexual Assault Cases: victims' experiences - second research report: 2002-2003. This report is based on research conducted by The Consortium on Violence Against Women: Gender Project, Community Law Centre, University of the Western Cape; the Institute of Criminology, University of Cape Town and the Rape Crisis, Cape Town - download .pdf Samantha Waterhouse, with contributions from Helene Combrinck and Kathleen Dey (2002) ISBN: 1868085759 A Guide to Pre-Trial Consultation in Rape Cases - download .pdf (1.2 MB) Raygaanah Barday and Helene Combrinck (2002) ISBN 0868085430 This report is based on research conducted by The Consortium on Violence Against Women: Gender Project, Community Law Centre, University of the Western Cape; Rape Crisis, Cape Town and the Institute of Criminology, University of Cape Town - download pdf (2MB) Zulpha Geyer (2002) HIV and Rape: Towards a National Strategy GenderNews Vol 6 No 2 Raygaanah Barday, Anneke Meerkotter

86. Society, People, Women, Issues, Violence And Abuse, Domestic Violence: Legal Iss violence Medical Records An essay from the Harvard School on Public Health discussingthe importance of medical records in domestic violence legal cases. http://www.combose.com/Society/People/Women/Issues/Violence_and_Abuse/Domestic_V

Top Society People Women ... Battered Women and Their Children - Kathleen Waits, Houston Law Review, 1998, Symposium: Domestic Violence and the Health Care System - A personal story of one battered woman's experience in the family court system. Battered Women's Justice Project - The Battered Women's Justice Project (BWJP) is a collaborative effort of three nationally respected organizations that have pioneered innovative civil and criminal justice responses to domestic violence. Maintains resource library of materials related to domestic violence and the justice system. Brandt v. Brant - Michigan Court of Appeals - Decision upholding no contact order restricting parents' contact with children with order of protection in place. Child Custody and Visitation Decisions in Domestic Violence Cases: Legal Trends, Research Findings, and Recommendations - Final Report of the Child Custody and Visitation Focus Group DV Law Search - The Family Violence Department (FVD) of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) is dedicated to improving the way courts, law enforcement, agencies and others respond to family violence, while recognizing the legal, cultural and psychological dynamics involved, the ultimate goal of improving the lives of domestic violence victims and their children. Domeestic Violence Medical Records - An essay from the Harvard School on Public Health discussing the importance of medical records in domestic violence legal cases.

87. YoungMinds | Publications | Violence In The Home search home publications signposts and resources violence in the home. http://www.youngminds.org.uk/publications/signposts/violence.php

@import url(/main.css); Index for: Young People Parents Professionals You are not logged in. Register Log In This is a printable version of a page from www.youngminds.org.uk . To print choose print from the file menu. close window contact sitemap search: home publications signposts and resources In this section: Introduction YoungMinds Guides YoungMinds Booklets for Young People YoungMinds Information Leaflets ... YoungMinds Magazine Signposts and Resources 16 - VIOLENCE IN THE HOME This resource sheet is part of a range of A4 sheets about specific issues relating to children and their mental health. On one side of each sheet, there is a list of organisations which can offer advice, information or counselling. On the reverse of each sheet are details of books, leaflets and tapes which can offer more support and information. The useful organisations and books listed on this resource sheet include: Victim Support Line, Refuge (provides counselling, support and welfare rights advice for women and children escaping from domestic violence), and a book entitled A safe place. The signposts and resources sheets were compiled by YoungMinds Parents' Information Service . The helpline advisers have a great deal of experience supporting callers worried about a child's mental health. Their knowledge and experience of other organisations which may be able to assist families further has been used to compile these signposts and resources. Members receive a 10% discount off our publications.

88. Resources Protection: CCOHS's Workplace Violence Prevention Guide - Reporting An employees or unions; management; human resources; security; employee assistance;legal and public relations staff. Workplace violence investigation may have serious http://www.retailcouncil.org/rpn/violence/ccohs_previolence5.asp

Preventing Losses Annual Security Reports Violence in the Workplace Prevention Legislation ... Canadian Retail Institute Retail Council of Canada Looking for something but don't know where to find it? Type in your query and click "Go." This section provides information about safeguarding and protecting your business. CCOHS's Workplace Violence Prevention Guide Reporting and Investigating Reporting and Investigating Workplace Violence Every workplace should have a system set up for reporting, recording, and investigating incidents or possible incidents of violence. Reporting Workplace Violence information about the victim information about the alleged offender a description of the interaction or work activity details about the incident, including: a description of the incident the location of the incident the outcome information about any witnesses other relevant information (possible contributing factors, relevant events that preceded the incident, suggested preventive or remedial actions) Information required by regulations applicable to your workplace.

89. NEWW-Network Of East-West Women working towards her LLM in International legal Studies at of the Professional SkillsProgram and the Public Initiatives in Domestic violence and Trafficking http://www.neww.org/newsletter2.html

90. Plena - Public Legal Education Network Of Alberta and Family violence Resources. This Site Made Possible By Department of JusticeCanada. Alberta Law Foundation. PLENA is a member of the Public legal Education http://www.plena.org/new/index.asp?id=172

91. Autonomous Women's Center Against Sexual Violence Increasing the level of information of the professionals in public institutionson problem of domestic violence by distributing Lobbing for legal changes. http://www.womenngo.org.yu/sajt/english/sajt/awcasv/awcav_index.htm

therapeutic team info center project justicia project health project ... annual report 2002 Address: Tirsova 5a, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro Phone: +381 11 645 328; +381 11 687 190; +381 11 435 455; +381 11 641 542 A feminist, non-governmental organization against violence against women was founded in 1993 with the primary aim to work with women raped in war, as well as to support women survivors of all kinds of male violence against women. Mission We believe that a life without violence is a basic human right and we support women to overcome situations of male violence. Goals Empowering of women survivors of male violence Sensitizing institutions in recognizing violence and how they work with women Raising awareness about the social origin and the frequency of violence, about the responsibility of the state, society and individuals in sustaining violence in our society Facilitating women's networking through the support of women's groups Initiating self-organizing of women We believe that violence against women is a consequence of socially constructed unequal distribution of gender power.

92. SCCBW - Statewide California Coalition For Battered Women the founders of the National Organization for Women, NOW legal Defense is Public PolicyOffice National Coalition Against Domestic violence (www.ncadv http://www.sccbw.org/links3.htm?qx=34100tz1311q43d543

93. Sexual Orientation And U.S. Military Personnel Policy: Options And Assessment Military Service General Conclusions on Public Opinion. in the Military AntiHomosexualViolence and the ORIENTATION AND THE MILITARY SOME legal CONSIDERATIONS http://www.rand.org/publications/MR/MR323/

MR-323-OSD RAND Contents Preface Figures Tables Executive Summary ... 1. SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND U.S. MILITARY PERSONNEL POLICY: POLICY OPTIONS AND ASSESSMENTSTUDY OVERVIEW Introduction U.S. Military Policy on Homosexuality and Sodomy Review of Analogous Institutions and Experiences Current American Attitudes Toward Homosexuals Serving Issues of Concern: Violence and AIDS Understanding Unit Cohesion Implications of the Research A Policy That Ends Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation Implementation of a Policy That Ends Discrimination on the Basis of Sexual Orientation 2. SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND SEXUAL BEHAVIOR Approach to the Literature Prevalence of Homosexuality: General Population and the Military Relationship Between Status and Conduct Prevalence of Proscribed Behaviors by Sexual Orientation Conclusions 3. ANALOGOUS EXPERIENCE OF FOREIGN MILITARY SERVICES Introduction The National Context An International Comparison 4. ANALOGOUS EXPERIENCE OF DOMESTIC POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS Introduction How Instructive Is the Analogy?

94. UNICEF - Gender Equality - Introduction the power to make decisions, to earn a living and to be free from violence, abuse and exploitation About UNICEFContact usUN linksLegalPublicationsVideo/ AudioRecently featured http://www.unicef.org/vaw

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95. Self-Help Publications Select a publication. http://www.lsnj.org/selfhelp.htm

Self-Help Publications Select a publication Looking Out for Your Legal Rights Clearing Your Record Domestic Violence: A Guide to the Legal Rights of Domestic Violence Victims in New Jersey Tenants' Rights in New Jersey: 2003 Edition Termination of Parental Rights: A Handbook for Parents New Jersey's Charity Care Program Lead Poisoning: What It Is and What You Can Do About It Know Your Welfare Rights! You and the Law in New Jersey LSNJ publishes a legal education newsletter, Looking Out for Your Legal Rights order form and mail it to LSNJ with your check or money order payable to Legal Services of New Jersey. Our publications are available in text format on LSNJLAW.org . Some are also available here in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer, you can download it from Adobe's site Legal Services of New Jersey makes these materials available for use by individuals who cannot afford legal advice or representation. The materials may be downloaded, copied, and distributed freely for that purpose. They may not be sold or used commercially by others. If the materials are copied and distributed, we ask that they not be modified, and that they retain the information identifying Legal Services of New Jersey and the date the materials were produced. Please contact if you have questions about our publications.

96. UNICEF - Life Skills - Violence Prevention And Peace Building Education has two goals First, to build public awareness and Education; ConflictResolution/ Prevention/ Mediation; Human Rights; Development; Nonviolence. http://www.unicef.org/lifeskills/index_violence_peace.html

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97. Self Help: Family English Family publications. http://www.nwjustice.org/law_center/family.html

Search nwjustice.org Search WWW Select a Category Consumer/Debt Court Forms Education Employment Family Family Packets Farm Workers Gov't Benefits Health Care Housing Immigrants Native Americans Russian Senior Citizens Spanish Youth Online Donations Volunteer Opportunities 2. Parenting Plans 3. Debtors' Rights - Collection Agencies ... 5.Filing for Dissolution of Marriage Select one of the links below to browse our Family publications online. Make sure to scroll down through the various areas as this page contains many publications and links to other resources. Divorce General Information About Divorce Ending Your Marriage in Washington with Children: The Basics Ending Your Marriage in Washington without Children: The Basics How to Request a Guardian Ad Litem for Dissolution Cases ... Filing a Motion to Proceed In Forma Pauperis (waiver of filing fee) - PDF Format Filing a Motion to Proceed In Forma Pauperis in Yakima County (waiver of filing fee) - PDF Format Responding to a Motion for Temporary Orders in Pierce County - PDF Format Do-it-Yourself Family Law Packets - Many divorce packets are once again available. Other packets are in the process of being revised and should be added during the fall of 2003. If you are going to use our packets to represent yourself in a divorce action

98. South Brooklyn Legal Services - Family Law Fact Sheet5 you did not already tell your public assistance caseworker write a letter to the domesticviolence liaison for Family Law Unit of South Brooklyn legal Services http://www.sbls.org/flufs5.htm

Towards Justice And Dignity For All Our Work HOME HOW TO GET HELP Child Care Consumer ... Tax Problems About SBLS Acknowledgments Board of Directors Contact Us / Directions to our Office Contributions ... Staff Family Law Your browser isn't running scripts, so you can't see the last modified date of this page. Domestic Violence and Public Assistance What special protections do I have as a victim of domestic violence applying for or receiving public assistance? What is a waiver? Why would I need a waiver? ... What if I am denied a waiver? What special protections do I have as a victim of domestic violence applying for or receiving public assistance? If you are a victim of domestic violence, you may be eligible for a waiver of certain public assistance program requirements that would place you or your children at further risk or make it more difficult for you to escape from violence . All applicants and recipients of public assistance must be screened for domestic violence pursuant to the New York Family Violence Option (FVO). You may also be referred to counseling and supportive services. Your participation in these programs is not mandatory. You cannot be sanctioned (i.e. lose your public assistance benefits) for failing to comply with the referrals.

99. Legal Momentum http://www.nowldef.org/html/pub/index.shtml

100. ICADV Legal Information to Directory of Illinois Low Income legal Services offices). Back to Other DomesticViolence Links and Resources. htm (Illinois Department of Public Health Vital http://www.ilcadv.org/legal/other_sub.htm

Voice: 217-789-2830 TTY: 217-241-0376 ilcadv@ilcadv.org National Domestic Violence Hotline/Linea Nacional Sobre La Violencia Domestica: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) TTY For The Deaf/TTY para los Sordos: 1-800-787-3224 Safety Alert for Battered Women: Computer use can be monitored and it is impossible to completely clear information viewed on the Internet from your computer. If you are in danger, please use a safer computer, call your local hotline , and/or call the National Domestic Violence Hotline. If you are at a safer computer, please click here for more information on using computers more safely. Other Domestic Violence Links and Resources Here are some Domestic Violence Resources that include a variety materials and organizations that may be of assistance: Links to Other Domestic Violence Websites Link to ICADV Lending Library Resource Materials from the Library of the Legal Institute of the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence Link to ICADV Lending Library Books, Videos, Serials, Publications, Articles, Manuals, Cassette Tapes, and Phone Numbers Back to Other Domestic Violence Links and Resources Links to Other Domestic Violence Websites Domestic Violence Links Stalking Links Government DV Links Back to Other Domestic Violence Links and Resources Resource Materials From the Library of the Legal Institute of the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence Please call the Legal Institute of the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence at 217-789-2830, e-mail us at

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