Washington DV Press

Denise Hines of  Clark University in Worcester, MA, is a PHD.  She is the Research Assistant Professor of the   Department of Psychology, and is the Director of their  Family Impact Seminars, as well as being the Co-Director of the  Clark Anti-Violence Education (CAVE) Program. She will most likely be attacked from publishing such truth. [...]

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In 2007 Aset Magomadova, at the end of her tether in dealing with a troubled and by her account troublesome 14-year old daughter, strangled the girl to death with a scarf. Let it be noted, before going any further into this story, that to kill a healthy human being by strangulation, you have to cut [...]

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Stalking Problems at the Equal Justice Foundation (EJF) seem to come in waves. In the last month two senior enlisted men in separate units at Fort Carson were being stalked by ex-wives to the point the women were arrested, an almost unheard of event. Then a freelance writer asked for stories, followed by a producer [...]

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We’ve been saying this for years now. Looks like it’s finally catching up tot hem down in Tacoma, for this is what happens behind that curtain of confidentiality. And, it’s a shame as true victims could have been helped with these resources. Much more oversight is needed. Tacoma employee’s role in custody battle leads to [...]

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Woman jailed for making threats … to herself By LARRY WELBORN THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER July 12, 2010 12:00 p.m. SANTA ANA – A 25-year-old Santa Ana woman was sentenced to a year in jail Friday for sending hundreds of threatening text messages – to herself. Jeanne Mundango Manunga’s criminal problem was that she blamed [...]

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Christina Hoff Sommers July 10, 2010 4:00 A.M. Myths about domestic violence not only libel the vast majority of men; they also put truly at-risk women at greater risk. Do brutal attacks on women by their husbands or boyfriends surge during the World Cup? According to a May 25 press release by England’s Association of [...]

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