Domestic violence is a very big umbrella that covers a variety of abuse (physical abuse, verbal abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, financial abuse, etc).
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Anyone's freedom from abuse is tied up in everyone's freedom from abuse, because abuse begets abuse.
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Research suggests 95% of men who abuse their partners physically also abuse their partners psychologically, and even if no physical abuse accompanies the psychological abuse, psychological abuse is still abuse and still harmful.
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I am a #SURVIVOR OF SEXUAL ABUSE *EMOTIONAL ABUSE* PHYSICAL ABUSE *ECONOMIC ABUSE at the hands of my EX husband.
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"Emotional abuse, sexual abuse, and financial abuse is just as devastating as physical abuse, and emotional scars may not always go away," Crawford tells Refinery29.
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The problem most likely extends beyond domestic abuse to include elder abuse, child abuse and abuse by those entrusted with caring for other vulnerable populations.
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"It's things they always paint Aboriginal communities with: sexual abuse, alcohol abuse, drug abuse," Bella said.
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INGRAHAM: If there is an abuse allegation, there was an abuse allegation against Rob Porter&aposs abuse allegation, against Al Franken -- everybody is making abuse allegations.
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The police said the allegations included child sexual abuse, physical abuse and sexual abuse against an adult.
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But it's still so hard for Hollywood — or any industry, really — to consider that abuse is abuse is abuse.
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"He is a victim of abuse throughout his life … mental abuse, emotional abuse and physical abuse," Bahr told the paper, adding Zaragoza allegedly grew up around drugs and drug users.
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We have to, you know, force people for justice when we experience, you know, sexual abuse, verbal abuse, physical abuse.
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There were 10,281 disclosures of emotional abuse to the organization's direct services in 2017, compared to the 3,85033 reports of physical abuse, 607 reports of sexual abuse and 1,443 disclosures of financial abuse.
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No one deserves abuse, but constructive feedback is not abuse.
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We know verbal abuse is the gateway to physical abuse.
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A site capitalizing on abuse language and USING that abuse language.
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Relationship abuse or intimate partner abuse is common among Indian teens.
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While nasal abuse rates fell, the rate of intravenous abuse increased.
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Abuse begets abuse begets abuse, and a bad boss tends to create bad employees and a bad atmosphere, all the way down the line.
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At the end of the day, I have experienced abuse, sexual abuse.
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It's not just alcohol abuse The study didn't just track alcohol abuse.
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They said FGM should be seen as child abuse, not sex abuse.
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So, the abuse of social media for ... The abuse of social media.
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Of course they talk about child abuse, but not only child abuse.
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"(Abuse) was linked to the abuse of power and conscience on the part of some who took advantage of their posts to abuse," it said.
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"They are saying there are all these bishops who don't understand sexual abuse, which is stunning!" said Peter Isely, an American abuse survivor and leader of Ending Clergy Abuse, an advocacy group for survivors of clerical child abuse.
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The good news, for those who have survived sexual abuse or assault, is that most abuse survivors will not go on to commit abuse or rape.
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The word abuse is associated with harm to others like "child abuse" or "sexual abuse"—it creates the impression that the person taking drugs is abusive.
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The emotional abuse turned to physical abuse, and I was ashamed and embarrassed.
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In this case, software predicts potential abuse based on closed child abuse cases.
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What kind of abuse did they suffer that has made them abuse women?
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About half that number consider substance abuse during pregnancy to be child abuse.
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It wasn't just the physical abuse; it was the mental abuse as well.
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It said that 18 minors showed signs of abuse, which included sexual abuse.
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Sonni claims Jeremy has a history of substance abuse, verbal and emotional abuse.
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Or why we suddenly care about sexual abuse by celebrities, but not domestic abuse.
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For many victims of abuse, the abuse doesn't stop once they've left their partner.
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Data showed that while nasal abuse rates fell, the rate of intravenous abuse increased.
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For her, the abuse was physical, instead of the emotional abuse my mother endured.
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Let's be clear: Abuse is abuse, no matter who the allegations are raised against.
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We want to protect people who are cognitively impaired from abuse, including sexual abuse.
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What we have here is an abuse of power, a political abuse of power.
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If abuse is never okay, why does America continue to abuse its black citizens?
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Survivors of child sexual abuse may experience the effects many years after the abuse occurs, including feeling guilt or shame for not being able to stop the abuse.
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"Most people scream abuse, and a lot of times the screaming of abuse is abuse in itself," Raniere said, facing the camera as he sat at a kitchen table.
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Darkness to Light, a nonprofit that empowers adults to prevent child sexual abuse, notes that only 38% of child sexual abuse victims disclose the abuse while they are children.
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Graphic Violence (Animal Abuse): - Generally, imagery of animal abuse can be shared on the site.
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She's not alone: Victims of sexual abuse are 26 times more likely to abuse drugs.
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Caregivers who reported verbal abuse were also more likely to report physical abuse, researchers found.
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Monahan has accused Ellison of emotional abuse and at least one incident of physical abuse.
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"We tend to take a lot of physical abuse, mental abuse, you know," said another.
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It is the National Institute on Drug Abuse, not the National Institute of Drug Abuse.
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Hundreds of U.K. players report sexual abuse by coaches Hundreds of U.K. players report sexual abuse by coaches English soccer has been rocked by a sexual abuse scandal that's seen hundreds of players come forward to detail historic abuse at the hands of coaches.
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Here is how Facebook deals with certain content: Child abuse: Certain content of non-sexual child abuse, including physical abuse and bullying, is permitted on Facebook according to the manuals.
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"In 98 percent of domestic abuse cases there is some evidence of financial abuse," she said.
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Instead they have focused largely on survivors of sexual abuse, with some acknowledgment of physical abuse.
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"The age of the abuse, the duration of the abuse," Manly said, listing the likely factors.
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"The abuse included the most grievous, demeaning and damaging forms of sexual abuse," the statement read.
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"It's a privacy concern and a potential for abuse by extremists to abuse people," he charged.
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Blanc says she heard signs of abuse for years, including screaming and indications of physical abuse.
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To confirm Gorsuch through the nuclear option would be an abuse on top of an abuse.
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The training also emphasizes a "zero tolerance policy" regarding abuse, sexual abuse, and harassment, Gilchrist added.
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Research shows that verbal abuse can, in extreme situations, be as psychologically damaging as physical abuse.
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Nessel urged clergy sexual abuse victims to report their abuse to the police, not the church.
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And there's a lot of abuse, robot abuse, and all kind of ... Do they have rights?
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Parking abuse: The mayor said he would crack down on city workers who abuse parking privileges.
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Researchers defined sibling bullying as psychological abuse like saying nasty or hurtful things, physical abuse like hitting or kicking or pushing, or emotional abuse like telling lies or spreading hurtful rumors.
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But that was before we knew that Biles was a survivor of sexual abuse — abuse the American gymnastics body knowingly enabled, abuse that Biles has been forthright about discussing in public.
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Martinez, 47, faces 20 charges of sexual abuse, aggravated sexual abuse, sexual abuse of a ward and deprivation of civil rights, and could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted.
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The big picture: The overwhelming sexual abuse case against former gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar and other instances of sexual abuse in the sport "overshadowed" physical and emotional abuse, the Times reports.
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Pope Francis addressed "the abuse of power and the abuse of conscience" in a letter to Catholics worldwide, condemning the Church's failures in the wake of its ongoing sexual abuse scandal.
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"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," the first statement said.
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In the wake of the Catholic church's ongoing child sex-abuse scandal, as well as other high-profile abuse cases, many states have revised their statutes of limitation for abuse and assault.
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Civil claims can be filed for child sexual abuse until the person alleging the abuse turns 30.
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As Mark Zuckerberg has said, we are working hard to tackle past abuse and prevent future abuse.
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She has been charged with child abuse resulting in death as well as abuse of a corpse.
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The consequences of this abuse are profound and permanent for some…Your abuse does not define you.
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Kids in cages telling him stories about their foster homes, about sexual abuse, all kinds of abuse.
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The USA Gymnastics sexual abuse scandal is likely the largest sexual abuse scandal in U.S. sports history.
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When I hear anything about abuse of our assets, abuse of our things, I ask for investigation.
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Abuse allegations The lawsuit describes troubling allegations of sexual abuse and rape of two former female divers.
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Verbal abuse is a species of domestic abuse: Think cruelty and control, not merely complaint and recrimination.
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The advisory panel concluded that while the rate of nasal abuse fell, rates of intravenous abuse rose.
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The US-based National Institute on Drug Abuse says 9 percent of marijuana users will abuse it.
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But that is exactly the point: abuse doesn't always look like abuse to people on the outside.
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But at the root of sexual harassment, or any kind of workplace abuse, is abuse of power.
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""They don't have the right to abuse the process and this was a total abuse of process.
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Others argue it's not really helping address online abuse; the abuse still occurs, but in the shadows.
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Sexual abuse survivors also criticized Pope Francis, who has condemned the church's role in any sex abuse.
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His spokesman told NBC that "Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State."
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This theory states that the children of parents who suffered abuse when they were young are more likely to be exposed to or endure abuse themselves, perpetuating a cycle of abuse across generations.
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If no one is calling your "21st Century Hotline," to report abuse by your employees it is because your corporate culture tells victims that reporting abuse would lead to additional acts of abuse.
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Hates lead to harassment and abuse, and that abuse leads to violence, and that violence leads to retaliation.
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While the site does "not action" images of child abuse, videos of said abuse is marked as disturbing.
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A family history of violence, substance abuse, suicide, and childhood physical or sexual abuse are also risk factors.
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They voted 11-4 that the drug deterred nasal abuse and 9-6 that it deterred intravenous abuse.
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While the vast majority of those who have suffered abuse never go on to abuse anyone, many do.
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" The backdrop: "The existence of the abuse database is not new but the scope of the abuse is.
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Hubers' defense attorney argued she had sexual abuse, drug abuse and PTSD in her background, the station reported.
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Howard said there is a culture of emotional and physical abuse and that contributes to the sexual abuse.
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The lawsuits alleging sexual abuse by Dr. Richard Strauss say Ohio State facilitated the abuse by ignoring complaints.
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During Sunday's class, trainers spoke not just about physical and sexual abuse, but of emotional abuse as well.
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Explicit graphic content includes, but is not limited to, depictions of child abuse, animal abuse or bodily harm.
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The cardinals rebuked Pope Francis's statement that "abuse of power" was behind the Catholic Church's sexual abuse crisis.
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You can pull the genius out of the student through hard work in cases, but abuse is abuse.
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"When you think about abuse, and sexual harassment as a form of abuse, it's about power," Barnes said.
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A world that shrugs at Hamas's abuse of its own people merely licenses the abuse to continue, unchecked.
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"This is a historic and hopeful day for clergy sexual abuse victims and sexual abuse victims," he said.
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The abuse is layered on so thick because he wants to explore how chains of abuse repeat themselves.
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The rules call for abuse of horses to be treated the same as abuse of dogs and cats.
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"Multiple overdoses related to fentanyl abuse and other opioid abuse spiked in the middle of 2016," he said.
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USA Gymnastics has said it reported the sexual abuse allegations to authorities when it learned about the abuse.
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The brothers claimed they killed their parents to escape a lifetime of abuse, including sexual abuse by Jose.
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On the one hand, media has become much more aggressive in covering abuse of power and sexual abuse.
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"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," spokesman Ian Fury told Fox News.
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The inquiries focused primarily on sexual abuse, not physical abuse or murder, but taken together, the reports showed almost limitless harm that was the result not just of individual cruelty but of systemic abuse.
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"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," his congressional office said in 21998.
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"The culture of abuse in gymnastics, the tacit permission for emotional, psychological and physical abuse cloaked in obfuscation and denial creates an environment where sexual abuse can occur with impunity," said former member Jessica Howard.
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Canadians care deeply about protecting animals from this type of cruelty and sexual abuse," she said, adding that "people who abuse animals often sexually abuse children as well, as the accused did in this case.
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"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," Jordan's office said in a statement Tuesday.
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Before Mr. Weber's report, only 72 cases of physical abuse and two incidents of sexual abuse had been acknowledged.
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HANNITY: That went after and tried to abuse -- use -- abuse their power, as you say to get Donald Trump.
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After the match, she was officially penalized for a coaching warning ($4,000), racket abuse ($3,22018), and verbal abuse ($22004,22004).
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But in this case, sodium depletion, rather than a drug of abuse, is increasing the reward and abuse potential.
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"The third option, Bloom said, was pursuing the case as a form of "domestic abuse under domestic abuse laws.
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And that childhood trauma, especially rape or sexual abuse, can predispose women to alcohol and drug abuse later on.
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Finally, although all politicians experience abuse, women in politics face uniquely sexist abuse and often a macho political culture.
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Child abuse prosecutions As Miami-Dade County state attorney, Reno earned a reputation as being tough on child abuse.
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It's led to abuse in our own industry, and it's led to abuse across domestic workers' field of work.
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These red flags could include violent, emotional, and sexual abuse, and sometimes the signs of abuse aren't always obvious.
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Ireland has expanded the legal definition of domestic abuse to include "coercive control," which includes emotional and psychological abuse.
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This meant reliving previously unknown memories of sexual abuse, physical abuse, and the accompanying terror, pain, and other emotions.
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Psychological abuse is just as damaging as physical abuse, but it's harder to identify because there aren't physical scars.
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She said the abuse had made Mr. Murphy phobic of sexual intimacy, a common impact of child sexual abuse.
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It is the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, not the National Institute on Alcohol and Alcohol Abuse.
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The legal position on digital sex abuse varies considerably around the world and according to the type of abuse.
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"This is something I think is always going to be around, unfortunately, domestic abuse and financial abuse," she says.
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"We were interested in to what extent making opioid abuse less risky leads to more opioid abuse," Doleac said.
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Men who experience childhood abuse, particularly sexual abuse, can make tremendous progress in psychotherapy based on gender-specific issues.
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Perhaps it is too difficult to prove anticompetitive abuse under current policy — or perhaps little anticompetitive abuse has occurred.
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Eventually, that abuse killed her — and now, that abuse is back on screen making money for another film studio.
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Most have family histories of substance abuse, physical abuse, mental illness and other types of trauma, Hour Children says.
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The Rape Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN) also has a section on its website about post-abuse recovery.
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"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," Jordan spokesman Ian Fury said in a statement.
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With momentum surging in the fight against drug abuse, Obama will take part in a panel at the National Rx Drug Abuse and Heroin Summit, billed as the nation's largest collaboration of drug abuse prevention advocates.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia should introduce a law forcing religious leaders to report child abuse, including Catholic priests told of abuse during confession, said a report on Friday which detailed institutional abuse, particularly in the Catholic Church.
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The study team found that compared to women with no history of abuse, the risk of endometriosis rose by 10 percent with a history of physical abuse and 15 percent with a history of sexual abuse.
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Despite a few provisions that could be applied to all forms of abuse, the language of the bill also focuses on financial abuse, with little mention of similarly prevalent physical, emotional, and sexual abuse or neglect.
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"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," the spokesman, Ian Fury, said in a statement.
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Twitter, similarly, updated its policies for reporting abuse in November, allowing bystanders watching abuse happen to report an abusive user.
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And that's that's really something that's been so invisible for so long, not just sexual abuse but the physical abuse.
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Given that the opioid epidemic sprang from abuse of prescription medicines, concern about abuse of medication for addicts is warranted.
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It's important to note that because abuse stems from a power differential, it is not always men who abuse women.
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I tried and tried and tried to get the message across to people that sexual abuse was not just abuse.
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Not only can abuse of power be impeachable, but a proven quid pro quo can qualify as such an abuse.
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In January, Pope Francis accused victims of sexual abuse of slandering Bishop Juan Barros who had allegedly witnessed the abuse.
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Even before that study, though, reports of tianeptine abuse and withdrawal were similar to those of opioid abuse and withdrawal.
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People with criminal records, a history of drug abuse, domestic abuse convictions, or mental illness can fail a background check.
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Adults who abuse power, demand "respect" while disrespecting others and witness other adults' abuse and do nothing to stop it.
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But Smith, who has prosecuted a number of abuse cases in which employees or facilities covered up abuse, is skeptical.
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Adverse childhood events include sexual and physical abuse and neglect, substance abuse, mental illness and partner violence within the home.
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While "Peterloo" is an indictment of the abuse of power, "The Favourite" is a celebration of the power to abuse.
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In the docs, Mel also says testifying about the alleged abuse in open court would be "further abuse" against her.
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Lyle already acknowledged having perpetuated the abuse as a child, and murder doesn't exactly qualify as ending the abuse cycle.
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Videos found by police show a pattern of abuse that included forced exercises and physical abuse, according to court documents.
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But Tasiilaq's sexual abuse rate also stands out for the high tendency among residents to report the abuse, officials say.
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Dash is a domestic abuse survivor from a previous relationship and has championed for other abuse victims to speak up.
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But the Pope's high praise for Wuerl in the wake of two clergy sexual abuse scandals angered some abuse survivors.
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Context: The meeting comes as more instances of sexual abuse emerge, including the long-overshadowed abuse of nuns by priests.
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Abuse survivors would be devastated if Pell's conviction were overturned, said Helen Last, founder of the clergy abuse victim support group In Good Faith Foundation, who is now an independent advocate for victims of institutional sexual abuse.
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"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," spokesman Ian Fury told Fox News earlier this week.
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"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," Ian Fury, a spokesperson for Jordan, told Fox News.
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Although China has laws that prohibit the abuse of children, none of them define what constitutes child abuse and there is no public body in charge of monitoring child abuse, according to scholars at Beijing Normal University.
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"What bothers me is that I get linked in with them — people who have been accused by 20 women, 50 women, 100 women, of abuse, and abuse, and abuse," Allen, 82, said during the wide-ranging interview.
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Earlier this month, the conference planned to vote on measures to increase accountability in response to the abuse crisis -- including, according to the bishops' conference, a hotline to report bishops accused of abuse or mishandling abuse cases.
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He was sentenced last month to up to 175 years in prison The Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse Act requires certain adults who interact with young athletes to report cases of child abuse, including sexual abuse.
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The impacts of sexual abuse can be extremely difficult to understand if you haven't experienced the abuse yourself, and it may help to learn some of the common impacts that abuse can have on a loved one.
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" While the parole board unanimously voted to free Simpson, he received bad marks on his parole risk assessment guideline, in the drug/alcohol abuse/abuse category, with the document citing Simpson for "frequent abuse, serious disruption of functioning.
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"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," Jordan's spokesman, Ian Fury, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Other goals include supporting women's reproductive rights, supporting abuse victims (especially victims of sexual abuse by priests), and rescuing black cats.
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"[Orania takes] on people who struggle with drug abuse, alcohol abuse, former felons, or just the unemployed and uneducated," says Norman.
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Investigators found probable cause that Black violated Florida State Statute 827.03, which governs abuse, aggravated abuse and neglect of a child.
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The non-snortable Opana was an abuse-deterrent formulation, or 'ADF'—an opioid painkiller designed to minimize abuse and prevent addiction.
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Eckerd's software predicts harm by analyzing closed child abuse cases and extracting data points that correlate with abuse and serious injury.
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Emotional abuse was the most common form of abuse reported by the men both before and after age 16, researchers found.
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There was a lot of abuse, but ... No, I think we understood the abuse to be ... We didn't understand the exploitation.
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I mean, all I remember is he would abuse us, he'd abuse somebody every night, every single night that he worked.
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Allen was convicted of first-degree murder, three counts of child abuse and conspiracy to commit child abuse on Nov. 8.
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The parallels between the abuse that our Mother Earth goes through and the abuse our Native women go through is heartbreaking.
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Furtney was also convicted of one count each of sexual child abuse of a child, ritualized abuse, and felony domestic violence.
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Dormanicia Lawson, 37, has been arrested and charged with homicide, two counts of elder abuse and one count of child abuse.
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Los Angeles, for example, introduced an elder abuse hotline that people can call to report abuse—physical, financial, emotional, or otherwise.
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Her attorneys presented evidence that she suffered from physical, sexual, and verbal abuse and was a third generation survivor of abuse.
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We took an oath to defend the public, not to abuse the public or to abuse our right as police officers.
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Deborah is accused of child abuse, negligent abuse and criminal sexual penetration while Joshua is charged with not reporting a birth.
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Owen is charged with sexual solicitation, sex abuse of a minor, drug possession, neglect, reckless endangerment, human trafficking and child abuse.
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Reducing supply without also addressing the demand will only shift the abuse of one drug to the abuse of another drug.
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Initiatives include increased access to substance abuse centers and mental health services, education, and increased support for veterans with substance abuse.
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The priest sex abuse scandal sadly shows that it can take years, even decades, for young victims to disclose their abuse.
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Additionally, Pacheco alleges that Renner has a history of substance abuse, as well as verbal and emotional abuse, according to TMZ.
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Ellison's ex-wife, Karen Monahan, has claimed Ellison subjected her to emotional abuse, which she called "narcissist abuse," during their marriage.
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But child abuse material and perpetrators who set up meetings to sexually abuse children aren't problems specific to the dark net.
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In establishing a career for herself as a crusader against child abuse, critics say, she helped stoke panic about ritual abuse.
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Victims of abuse and their advocates are likely to be underwhelmed by the rules, which do not address penalties for abuse.
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He also writes that he experienced physical and sexual abuse as a child, which later led to his abuse of alcohol.
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The surveys revealed a similar pattern, with 35% of women reporting physical abuse, verbal abuse or stigma or discrimination during childbirth.
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Childhood abuse victims said the shame they felt from these interviews resulted in a perverse sense of responsibility for their abuse.
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The US Catholic Bishops Conference tightened some of its abuse-reporting policies in 2002, after the last massive sexual abuse scandal.
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He pleaded guilty last month to one count of first-degree sexual abuse and four counts of third-degree sexual abuse.
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They include a new abuse prevention training plan and "serious consequences for failure to report abuse," up to expulsion from USAG.
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Steps are also being taken to better prevent or deter improper use, addiction and abuse by developing abuse-deterrent pain treatments.
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Even though the abuse of nuns gets less attention than the abuse of children and young men, it is not new.
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Difficulty making healthy decisions: Some sexual abuse survivors find it tricky to make healthy decisions about their sex lives after abuse.
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The idea of the so-called cycle of abuse — that victims of child abuse are more likely to abuse as adults — is a popular narrative attached to stars like Jackson and R. Kelly, the R&B star who has been accused of multiple sex crimes, who says he was the victim of abuse himself as a child.
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Before they ever hit the streets, a startlingly high number of runaways experience abuse; one study found that between 21 and 70 percent of runaway and homeless youths had experienced sexual abuse, compared to 46 percent and 38 percent for physical and emotional abuse, respectively (and low single-digit rates for sexual abuse among the general youth population).
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The long-awaited draft legislation, first promised by Prime Minister Theresa May in February 20183, sets out a statutory government definition of domestic abuse for the first time, which includes "controlling and manipulative non-physical abuse" and economic abuse.
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"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," Jordan's spokesman, Ian Fury, said in an email to The Hill.
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"I'd love to give the federal government all the latitude that they deserve, but the reality is that [we've seen] abuse after abuse after abuse," said Jake Williams, a cybersecurity expert and former member of the NSA's hacking unit.
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"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," his spokesman, Ian Fury, said in an email to NBC News.
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Research indicates that 27 in 22018 adults experienced sexual abuse as children, and 2741 in 2741 adults endured physical abuse as children.
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The abuse allegedly occurred at Hamrick's home when his family was there, but they were unaware of the abuse, the paper reports.
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She says that after extensive physical abuse, her older brother, then sixteen, escalated to sexual abuse when she was ten years old.
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Rachael Denhollander, an abuse survivor and advocate, has worked for a year on Southern Baptist President Greear's committee to address sexual abuse.
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Child abuse doesn't just affect your life, it changes your brain Talking about abuse is hard, but these emoji make it easier
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His plan to combat opioid abuse became a national model, and Baker also participated in the president's commission to fight opioid abuse.
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"Abuse is rare and in over 5,000 miles of testing, we haven't had an issue of abuse yet," he explained via email.
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It's a sign about spousal abuse — don't be a victim; don't let your spouse abuse you; don't be abused by your parents.
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On Friday, Fields was additionally charged with conspiracy to commit first-degree child abuse and conspiracy to commit second-degree child abuse.
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Maroney initially revealed her alleged abuse in an October Twitter post, writing then that the abuse lasted until she left the sport.
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And men still abuse women in far greater numbers So it's not as though abuse at the hands of women is new.
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Yet, despite abuse after abuse, consumers continue to give their attention — and data — willingly to giants like Facebook, Google, Twitter and others.
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I think that the online space is in so many ways trying to figure out what is abuse and what isn't abuse.
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Dissociative amnesia is common in combat veterans, survivors of natural disasters, and victims of prolonged physical abuse, particularly abuse experienced as children.
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The forced labor, beatings, sexual abuse, lack of food, sleeping on the floor and verbal abuse eventually made Pérez numb, she said.
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People with intellectual disabilities experience a heightened risk for abuse, and living in a group home can make abuse difficult to detect.
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The three women each face 11 counts of child abuse "related to the neglect and abuse of the children involved," authorities said.
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Francis has strongly condemned child sexual abuse and called a worldwide meeting of bishops in February to address abuse in the church.
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It means that the role of coercion and manipulation in sexual abuse—especially abuse involving teenagers and young girls—is completely overlooked.
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In the United States, especially, civil authorities have more aggressively investigated abuse in the church, including widespread abuse in Pennsylvania over decades.
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The sexual abuse of a partner, by definition, she said, includes psychological abuse, because the abusers make their needs or desires superior.
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From alcohol abuse and pornography addiction to gambling and obsessive smartphone checking, substance abuse and behavioral addictions take a toll on relationships.
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The Center for SafeSport primarily investigates physical or sexual abuse, but it has discretion to investigate other forms of abuse as well.
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The US State Department considers forced marriage a human rights abuse and, in the case of minors, a form of child abuse.
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"Harvey Weinstein has become the poster child for not just sex abuse, but abuse of power within the entertainment industry," Bader said.
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"These are boys that have already been traumatized, and we are just adding trauma upon trauma, abuse upon abuse," Mr. Feinman said.
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A 20183 Forbes investigation unearthed several cases where child predators used Kik to abuse kids or share their abuse with fellow predators.
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There is a bipartisan consensus that certain forms of drug abuse are on the rise, particularly abuse of opioids and prescription painkillers.
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As domestic abuse survivor and activist Leslie Morgan Steiner put it, "Abuse thrives only in silence" — and yet we don't know how to broach the subject of abuse with the very people in our lives we suspect are experiencing it.
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"Congressman Jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State," Ian Fury, a spokesperson for Jordan, told Fox News earlier this week.
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From ages 13 to 6563, Serrano attended Camp HOPE America, a program for traumatized children created by Alliance for HOPE International, a San Diego-based nonprofit that aids survivors of domestic violence, child abuse, elder abuse, sexual abuse, and human trafficking.
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"We felt that the underpinning of this abuse, whether it was physical abuse or sexual abuse or sexual assaults or sexual harassment, was the private justice system that Wall Street had carved out for itself," Ms. Martens said in an interview.
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Wood compared unnamed child abuse allegations in America to the Jimmy Savile abuse scandal that rocked the United Kingdom after the longtime entertainer faced hundreds of sexual abuse allegations following his death (and thus his loss of protection from scrutiny).
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"Men might not pick up on signs of abuse because they simply don't know what the signs arePalumbo said that it's difficult for men to pick on signs of abuse because there's a cultural dialogue of abuse being a "women's issue.
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Williams's physical and mental abuse in his own house was followed by sexual abuse in the community—which is no surprise given that children who suffer early psychological and physical abuse endure higher rates of sexual victimization later in life.
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"In the Penn State matter, it appears that high-ranking officials were aware of sexual abuse by an employee, decided to report the abuse to law enforcement, and then changed their minds and did not report the abuse," he wrote.
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The day I called him, he'd just submitted two grants to the National Institute on Drug Abuse and is waiting for peer review on a rat study showing that mitragynine has low abuse potential, while 7-hydroxymitragynine has significant abuse potential.
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Soares said that the church tries to support the victim of the abuse as well as the person who is accused of abuse.
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He was indicted by a grand jury on one count of first-degree sexual abuse and four counts of third-degree sexual abuse.
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First and foremost, marijuana is already associated with more abuse and dependency (now called substance abuse disorder) than all other illegal drugs combined.
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People may call to discuss mental or physical illness, relationship problems, physical or sexual abuse, substance abuse, financial problems, sexual identity, or anxiety.
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" She spoke about her vote for impeachment as a vote against "the deepest abuse of power, including the abuse of power over women.
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Note that, according to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN), seven out of every 10 victims don't report abuse to the police.
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An abuse that started at the heartbreaking age of 7 (though, of course, there's no age when abuse isn't heartbreaking) and spanned years.
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The murders, the brothers claimed, came after years of sexual abuse by their father — abuse which they insisted was ignored by their mom.
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Fighting abuse: The company has also stepped up its ability to proactively remove abuse without users having to first report it to Twitter.
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Companies that make abuse-resistant opioid painkillers are supposed to conduct subsequent studies to prove whether they reduce abuse in the real world.
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Advocacy groups complain that studies on elder abuse lags "as much as two decades" behind similar research on child abuse and domestic violence.
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Opioid abuse among youth Opioid use among adolescents is worrisome because it could lead to long-term opioid use and abuse in adulthood.
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This next one isn't easy to write about, because it involves allegations of child abuse—child abuse that is supposedly (fingers crossed!) fake.
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She directs the National Center on Elder Abuse, a federally funded initiative, and she co-founded the nation's first Elder Abuse Forensic Center.
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From stalking and verbal abuse to overdoses and suicide attempts, self-harm and abuse was a pattern in the women I was dating.
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Out of all the different types of ACEs, domestic abuse, child abuse and rape had the biggest impact on sleep duration in adulthood.
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To counteract this, conservatives announced a new "Domestic Violence and Abuse Bill," which purports to introduce harder sentences for the perpetrators of abuse.
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However, there is concern that when they are called abuse-deterrent, clinicians are more comfortable prescribing them and potentially overlooking their abuse potential.
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The judge ordered him to take domestic abuse and substance abuse counseling, participate in a mental health program, and give up his guns.
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Abuse was often hereditary, the inquiry found, with family memories of war or Nazi crimes often at the root of abuse generations later.
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The three pleaded not guilty to charges of failure to report child abuse and/or child sexual abuse and remained free without bond.
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The jury found John Allen guilty of first-degree murder, three counts of child abuse and conspiracy to commit child abuse, officials said.
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The child abuse charges against Ms. Hall were dropped, but she pleaded guilty to enabling child abuse, and was sentenced to 30 years.
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The combination of severe and chronic abuse or multiple types of abuse in childhood was tied to a 79 percent rise in risk.
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"Conversations in a locker room are a lot different than allegations of abuse or reported abuse," Jordan said on Fox News on Friday.
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Some of the accusations involved abuse that had taken place before 1979, when failure to report abuse was not defined as a crime.
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Unfortunately the pain and suffering caused by the sexual abuse of children continues when images of the abuse are shared on the Internet.
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Many survivors don't disclose childhood sexual abuse or rape until years after the abuse, much less within the course of an unplanned pregnancy.
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Photographer Rowan Renee struggles with when to tell partners about the sexual abuse Renee experienced as a child — abuse committed by Renee's father.
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Lust denied Rooster's allegations of sexual abuse and assault on set, citing Lust Films' zero-tolerance policy against sexual harassment, abuse, or violence.
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She also alleged that when she reported the abuse, she was blamed for inviting the abuse and "sentenced" to months of hard labor.
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The abuse by senior leaders appears to "roll down" the hierarchy, so they hire (or infect) supervisors who, in turn, abuse their underlings.
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She said she told U.S.A. Gymnastics and the U.S. Center for SafeSport, which investigates abuse in Olympic sports, about the abuse in 2017.
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Data on college students with anxiety disorder correlate with lower grades, increased substance abuse and physical and sexual abuse in the last year.
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To the Editor: Recent articles on sexual abuse in the workplace highlight how organizations often protect high-status perpetrators from accusations of abuse.
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What's next: Victims of abuse and their advocates are likely to be underwhelmed by the rules, which do not address penalties for abuse.
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Pakistan's first national child abuse law will introduce a penalty of life imprisonment for child abuse, said Pakistan's Human Rights Minister Shireen Mazari.
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That's seven years of abuse cases in Olympic sports, and seven years of the U.S.O.C. letting national federations investigate their own abuse cases.
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Broadly, those crimes include battery, assault, domestic abuse, sex offenses, sex trafficking, child abuse, torture, burglary, kidnapping and other felonies or serious misdemeanors.
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As for Wednesday's hearing, Kosieradzki said he hopes for more awareness about various types of abuse: sexual abuse, overmedicating with opioids and neglect.
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As we reckon with recent revelations of sexual abuse and abuse of power in the church, I struggle for words to welcome them.
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Partly because the abuse investigation remained secret, Nassar continued to treat and abuse patients for more than a year afterward until his arrest.
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As Mark Zuckerberg said this week, we are working hard to tackle past abuse, prevent future abuse and give people more prominent controls.
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The lists focus primarily on the alleged abuse of minors, although some contain references to allegations of sexual harassment or abuse of adults.
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Context: The meeting comes as more cases of sexual abuse emerge from the shadows, including the long-overshadowed abuse of nuns by priests.
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We have heroin abuse, we have prescription drug abuse — we also have the fact that people are in pain and need pain relief.
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Expectations were high for the commission, which included lay men and women, experts on abuse and two survivors of sexual abuse by priests.
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The 27-year-old has struggled with substance abuse and is currently serving an NFL suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
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Advocates for abuse victims said McCarrick also undermined efforts to expose abuse and hold perpetrators accountable by opposing an extended statute of limitations for such crimes and vowing not to comply if a law were passed requiring priests to report suspected child abuse.
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" The suit says complaints of sexual abuse involving Strauss "were not left unreported at the level of the coaches," adding "rampant sexual abuse and culture of sexual abuse was reported to Ohio State administrators and to the head of the Athletic Department.
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Of course, there is no evidence of a higher rate of abuse among gay clergy; in fact, abuse, religious and secular, is most commonly the result of "situational generalists" who abuse whoever is in their control, male or female, children or adults.
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The first, released in 2003, examined the church's abuse record from 1950 to 2002; the second, released in 2011, examined the "causes and context" of Catholic clergy abuse, and says the absence of "human formation" courses at Catholic seminaries contributed to abuse.
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"This new law leaves it up to the bishop to report it to civil authorities — he does not have to," said Peter Isely, an abuse survivor and the leader of Ending Clergy Abuse, an advocacy group for survivors of clerical child abuse.
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They will also probe whether any informal or formal guidance discouraged reporting the abuse, how many cases of child sexual abuse have been reported and whether U.S. troops can use force to stop the abuse if they witness it, among other issues.
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In the church abuse case, Chilean prosecutors are investigating 158 allegations of sexual abuse or cover-up involving 241 victims, 123 of whom were underage at the time of the abuse, according to statistics released by the national prosecutor's office in August 2018.
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An active warrant for "one count of child abuse and another for aggravated child abuse" was issued for Pitts, the Milton Police Department stated.
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The blocked vote stunned abuse survivors and other Catholics who were demanding action from U.S. bishops to address clergy sex abuse and cover-up.
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This year, they've seen a 300 percent increase, including people reporting not only physical and emotional abuse in the home, but also financial abuse.
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A California mother of 10 children who officials say suffered long-term abuse returned to court to face new charges of felony child abuse.
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When we spoke to Charles Derham, head of the abuse team at Verisona Law, he echoed the view that abuse is an ongoing concern.
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Cases of female abuse deserve every bit of the outrage and accountability they've mustered, and add crucial complexity to the conservation about sexual abuse.
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He went on to abuse another person, which infuriates me — that they ignored me and let that monster abuse other people, other young children.
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"In order to address substance abuse—no matter what the substance of abuse may be—it's essential to address the root causes," Monroe said.
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Nonprofit Prevent Child Abuse America estimates that the $80 billion spent annually on child abuse and neglect works out to $220 million per day.
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"The child's behaviors and disclosures were all indicative of nutritional neglect, medical neglect, and psychological abuse as well as physical abuse," the records show.
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Susan Brooks' Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse Act requires amateur athletic bodies to swiftly report suspected cases of abuse to law enforcement agencies.
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The charges come five months after Caden's mother, Elisha Pankey, 43, was charged with child abuse resulting in death and abuse of a corpse.
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The Keough priest who allegedly masterminded the sex abuse, Father A. Joseph Maskell, died in 2001 and denied the abuse accusations before his death.
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Conflating substance abuse with child abuse is "impounding trauma upon trauma," said Jason Butkowski, a spokesman for the state Department of Children and Families.
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Karen Monahan has claimed emotional abuse and at least one instance of physical abuse at the hands of Ellison, allegations that he has denied.
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Given all the abuse Mr. Johnson has taken, he looked almost relieved on Wednesday when a reporter abruptly shifted the subject to self-abuse.
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Gebreselassie has entered a not-guilty plea for second-degree sex abuse and first-degree sex abuse of a client pertaining to Woodley's case.
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Children allege grave abuse at detention centers Undocumented migrant children allege abuse at detention facilities ranging from assaults to drugging, a CNN investigation finds.
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"Anyone who covers for abuse, anyone who is not interested in changing the institutions that cover for abuse, will find themselves vulnerable," she said.
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The firing of James Comey, the F.B.I. director, on the other hand, represents not only an abuse of language but an abuse of power.
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As of July 3, CPS completed its investigation into the allegations of abuse and found that there was no evidence of abuse or neglect.
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Fogle said in the complaint that her parents were liable for her "harmful activities" like alcohol abuse, substance abuse, self-mutilation, and sexual activity.
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The diocese also disputed that the abuse took place on church grounds, arguing that abuse in Mr. Serrano's apartment was not its legal responsibility.
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For many, this pandemic could means a rise in intimate partner violence or domestic abuse — whether it means verbal, emotional abuse, or physical violence.
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Chief Shea also said the division will be split into two commands, one dealing with adult sexual abuse and a second investigating child abuse.
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"It leads to widespread abuse," Darpana Sheth, the director of the Institute of for Justice's National Initiative to End Forfeiture Abuse told VICE News.
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A lot of them are also very traumatized, dealing with different types of chronic trauma and abuse, substance abuse issues, and mental health issues.
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But an Alabama agency investigated whether Ms. Lee was a victim of elder abuse and financial fraud and determined that no abuse had occurred.
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We look at Jackson's history of sexual abuse accusations, and answer some questions about why child abuse victims often take years to come forward.
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"Things are decidedly changing," said Francesco Zanardi, an Italian survivor of clerical abuse and the president of Rete l'Abuso, an Italian anti-abuse group.
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State and federal agents raided the compound in September 2008 in an investigation of child abuse and pornography and charged him with sexual abuse.
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" The Pope added that the church "realized it had to fight" abuse in a "different way," and "in recent times (the abuse) has decreased.
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The apparent preponderance of such abuse in Africa and India has led some in the church to chalk the abuse up to cultural differences.
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The government has made the issue a legislative priority after several high-profile child-abuse deaths and a sharp rise in overall abuse cases.
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It's very ... CN: At the same time, ProPublica alone uncovered abuse after abuse after abuse that their advertising platform ... By reading the first two ProPublica stories, you probably could've guessed what the next six were going to be, and no one at Facebook did.
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In Geneva on Thursday, advocates against clerical abuse announced the formation of a new international group, End Clergy Abuse, and demanded that Pope Francis bring back plans to create a Vatican tribunal to hold bishops accountable for covering up or failing to root out abuse.
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Even after researchers controlled for other childhood adversities (such as children's experience of verbal or physical abuse, their parent's mental health problems or substance abuse), childhood sexual abuse was associated with the subsequent onset of 85033 mood, anxiety and substance use disorders among women.
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You see all the classic indicators of poverty, like high rates of teen pregnancy, suicide, substance abuse, spousal abuse, and all other kinds of neglect.
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"Boy-girl violence constitutes 30 percent of the sibling abuse found in our study," Caffaro explains, referring to his 2005 research, Treating Sibling-Abuse Families.
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Because the situation invites abuse or the appearance of abuse, elder-law attorney Mall recommends using trusts as the way to pay an elder's care.
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Amnesty International's new report, "#ToxicTwitter: Violence and abuse against women online," details Twitter's failures to ensure safety online and prevent violence and abuse toward women.
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That the Boy Scouts needed to "create an environment that is protective of children" and that abuse by pedophiles disproportionately involves "male on boy" abuse.
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Sexual abuse in childhood was reported by 12.7 percent of the men and sexual abuse in adulthood was reported by 3.5 percent of the men.
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Amnesty said that despite policies that aim to stamp out abuse, Twitter appears to be inadequately enforcing these policies when women report violence and abuse.
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The work of Canadian artist Gloria Swain covers harrowing topics — like institutionalization, forced medication, domestic abuse, sexual abuse and depression — through photographs, paintings and installations.
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Andrew Bennett Ross Celaius, who was dating the child's mother, is facing charges of child abuse, aggravated child abuse, and tampering with evidence, Morgan said.
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It has also resulted in some missteps, as when Twitter was forced to roll back some anti-abuse tools after complaints that they encouraged abuse.
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The family behaves as though Jack's status as a late person with substance abuse issues bars anyone from ever talking about those substance abuse issues.
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Each woman faces charges of child abuse resulting in the death of a child and child abuse causing great bodily harm, according to the stations.
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Rogers faces nine counts of felony child abuse while Allen was booked on nine counts of felony torture and six counts of felony child abuse.
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Combating abuse The renewed growth in users comes as Twitter invests more heavily in trying to combat abuse on the platform after years of criticism.
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If you or someone you know is in need of substance abuse help, please contact the SAMHSA substance abuse helpline at 1-800-662-HELP.
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" He added: "There's always been that element there that people with power sometimes abuse it, but they don't all abuse it, there are good people.
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Raisman said lawyers at Faegre Baker Daniels knew of Nassar's abuse in 2015, but the doctor continued to abuse children for a further 13 months.
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Sexual abuse in any form is repugnant in any community; when that abuse occurs within the church or an affiliated institution, it is especially painful.
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Currently, permitting child abuse and committing child abuse are in the same section of the law, and are punishable with the same range of sanctions.
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Allegations of sexual abuse cover ups have continued to rock the Catholic Church years after perpetrators of sexual abuse started regularly appearing before the courts.
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The estimated annual economic impact of drug abuse is $193 billion, the report states, while the estimated economic impact of alcohol abuse is $249 billion.
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Toney's lawyer, Eric Fox, told the court about his client's difficult life — including a family history of sexual abuse, suicide, drug use and alcohol abuse.
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He points out that PTSD patients are at a higher risk for substance abuse than the general population, which could lead to abuse of MDMA.
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No. We had a sexual abuse gathering geared towards expecting mothers—women who were pregnant or had babies and experienced their abuse in their labor.
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Dan Gurfinkel, security engineering manager at Instagram, said its new and expanded data abuse bug bounty aims to "encourage" security researchers to report potential abuse.
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"Heart failure patients with methamphetamine abuse were younger, more likely to be homeless, unemployed and diagnosed with other substance-abuse and psychiatric conditions," Nishimura said.
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"Stopping the abuse and more efforts in the prevention of abuse could prevent fatal consequences," Schurer, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Coercive control describes an ongoing and multipronged strategy, with tactics that include manipulation, humiliation, isolation, financial abuse, stalking, gaslighting and sometimes physical or sexual abuse.
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Employees are still mandated child abuse reporters, required by law to call the child abuse hotline if they suspect that a child is being mistreated.
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"Facebook detected this fraud as part of our continuous efforts to investigate and stop abuse by app developers and any abuse of our advertising products."
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Accusations of sexual abuse cover-ups have continued to rock the Catholic Church years after perpetrators of sexual abuse started regularly appearing before the courts.
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"The majority of LGTBi asylum seekers do face some violence or abuse, whether that's physical, sexual or psychological abuse," Rocca told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Three-quarters have histories of severe physical abuse by an intimate partner during adulthood, and 82 percent suffered serious physical or sexual abuse as children.
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"YouTube isn't interested in stopping abuse, it's interested into tricking reporters and advertisers into believing that it gives a shit about stopping abuse," he said.
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If you need someone to talk to about an experience with sexual abuse you can call the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network's hotline at 800.656.
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She said having more female coaches would help the sport, and that there should more training around abuse and ways for athletes to report abuse.
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The research, though sparse, seems fairly clear on a couple of points: most children do not disclose abuse, and sexual abuse is difficult to detect.
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He's facing a bunch of charges including 1st and 2nd degree attempted rape, attempted sex abuse of a minor, 2nd degree child abuse and more.
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"As Domestic Abuse Goes Digital, Shelters Turn to Counter-Surveillance With Tor," George LeVines, Beta Boston — Digital surveillance as domestic abuse is becoming increasingly common.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the number of countries in which the organization Ending Clerical Abuse identified victims of clerical child sexual abuse.
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Facebook is also expanding its data abuse bug bounty program to Instagram, which is intended to find and kick off apps that abuse its platforms.
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From 2009 to 2012, he served as chairman of Hedge Funds Care, a charity that works to prevent child abuse and support victims of abuse.
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It comes a day after the House voted to impeach Trump on abuse of power and abuse of Congress tied to his actions with Ukraine.
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And it does not protect people with disabilities from violence and abuse, such as coerced sexual and reproductive health decisions, sterilization abuse, and police violence.
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The sexual abuse ranged from "leering looks or verbal abuse, to the forced consummation of pornography, unwanted sexual touching to forced sex," the report said.
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On the first article of impeachment, abuse of power, Nadler says it's — To our founding generation, abuse of power was a specific, well-defined defense.
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They couldn't find any crimes so they did a vague abuse of power and abuse of Congress, which every administration from the beginning has done.
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In this case, current policy defines the problem as anticompetitive abuse and requires shippers to furnish evidence of this abuse to qualify for competitive switching.
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They pledged to report priests accused of abuse promptly to police, include lay experts in abuse investigations and adopt "safe environment" training in their dioceses.
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The bill also would add an additional $45 billion toward tackling the opioid abuse epidemic, with that funding earmarked for substance abuse treatment and recovery.
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We must change how we prepare before abuse (prevention), respond during disclosure (full cooperation with legal authorities), and act after instances of abuse (holistic care).
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Francis has apologized for how he initially handled Chile's clergy abuse scandal and last month called for an "all-out battle" to combat child abuse.
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Is it ethical to confront a mentally ill person about an abuse she committed years ago when the abuse had nothing to do with you?
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Mr. Greear also announced an agreement by the six Southern Baptist seminaries on how to approach sexual abuse, including making training on abuse prevention mandatory.
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At the time, Facebook was in the news for the rampant abuse of its platform by Russia, so I asked Mr. Cook about data abuse.
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The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse in Australia found that it can take decades for child sex abuse victims to come forward.
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We also see significant numbers of runway children who are running away from a situation, whether it's abuse or neglect or sexual abuse in the home.
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One of the reporters is known to tweet the national domestic abuse hotline number when Osuna pitches, and was wearing a purple bracelet supporting abuse victims.
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The murders, their attorneys claimed, were done in self-defense after years of sexual abuse by their father — abuse they insisted was ignored by their mom.
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Not just because of corruption, obstruction of justice or gross misconduct, but because of the deepest abuse of power, including the abuse of power over women.
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In 2017, about 1.7 million Americans suffered from substance abuse disorders that related to prescription opioid pain relievers, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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The wheel is made up of a range of abusive tactics and takes into account psychological aspects of abuse, such as coercion, threats, and economic abuse.
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Our detectives that work within the area of child abuse and child exploitation carry out specific training and attend the Specialist Child Abuse Investigators Development Program.
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I want to talk about why we are horrified by Kevin Spacey's abuse of white teenage boys but not R Kelly's abuse of black teenage girls.
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About 103 percent of respondents, for instance, said heroin abuse is an "extremely serious" problem in the US, while 28 percent said opioid painkiller abuse is.
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Judy Garland, as well, who had spoken in the past about the abuse by MGM producers, and she of course has lots of substance abuse problems.
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Because I also know that kids of abuse often unwittingly find themselves locked in a cycle of abuse, reenacting the same traumas they experienced onto others.
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Most depictions of abuse we're used to seeing are physical — bruises and black eyes — but emotional abuse can be just as damaging, and much more subtle.
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Trump made fighting opioid abuse a key plank of his platform during his 2016 campaign, especially in states ravaged by the heroin and prescription drug abuse.
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"We will deal robustly with incidents of harassment and abuse against anyone where that harassment or abuse constitutes a criminal offence," he said in a statement.
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Right now, the investigation is in its early stages and the end result could be a finding of no abuse as readily as one of abuse.
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Hobbs was arrested on suspicion of murder and abuse of a corpse and Giron-Molina was arrested on suspicion of abuse of a corpse, police said.
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According to the latest data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 1.9 million Americans have a substance abuse disorder that involves prescription painkillers.
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Congress did not clearly define abuse under the Controlled Substances Act The two big issues, then, are a drug's potential for abuse and its medical value.
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"To stop the abuse, we can only try to increase awareness about the possible dramatic consequences of inhalant abuse among youngsters, parents, medical personnel," Kramp said.
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Reported cases of emotional abuse far outnumbered disclosures of physical abuse in 2017, according to data collected by Ireland's national domestic violence support organization Women's Aid.
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" Garett has slammed Jordan over the accusations, saying in July that "any allegation of sexual abuse against minors — or complicity regarding such abuse — is very serious.
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Rome (CNN)Three survivors of clerical sex abuse urged Pope Francis to turn his words into action against the "networks of abuse" in the Catholic Church.
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The Internet has dramatically increased the scale of abuse, with INTERPOL's Child Sexual Exploitation database alone holding more than 1.5 million images of child sexual abuse.
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They each face 12 counts of torture, 12 counts of false imprisonment, eight counts of child abuse and seven counts of abuse of a dependent adult.
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Many calls to the city's child abuse hotline come from teachers and hospital staff, who are required by law to report signs of abuse or neglect.
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The five suspects were each arraigned Wednesday in a Taos courtroom on 11 counts of child abuse related to the neglect and abuse of the children.
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In response, Jordan said, "I had not heard about any type of abuse at all" and that "no one reported any type of abuse" to him.
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Is it just because political differences that they are willing to accept this type of intelligence abuse and abuse of power and spying on other candidates.
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For decades, researchers have probed the "cycle of abuse" that leads some people subjected to child abuse to later commit the same acts they once suffered.
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It just goes to show that if you don't draw the line at self-abuse or abuse of others, you can make your dreams come true.
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Until that moment, I kind of imagined the place as this den of abuse and work and people dying of cancer, radiation, alcohol, and drug abuse.
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"I give trainings to clinicians on how not only to differentiate between BDSM and abuse, but how to assess for abuse in BDSM dynamics," says Manewitz.
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Psychological abuse may accompany physical violence — 95% of men who abuse their partners physically will also do so psychologically — but it can stand completely alone, too.
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Twitter has implemented a number of anti-abuse controls that didn't exist in the past, which are having some impact on Twitter's abuse and remediation metrics.
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" The bill also claims that "dolls and robots are intrinsically related to abuse of minors, and they cause the exploitation, objectification, abuse, and rape of minors.
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Activists say that while reports of physical and mental abuse are common, women are reluctant to speak about sexual abuse and rape, fearing shame and stigma.
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Those three women were eventually arrested, each facing 11 counts of child abuse "related to the neglect and abuse of the children involved," the authorities said.
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Ms. Pryor's case is yet another story to emerge amid a litany of recent sexual abuse scandals involving universities and the apparent mismanagement of abuse accusations.
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When you put the player in the shoes of a domestic abuse victim and then represent their struggle as a series of gamebook-style choices, when you offer this anodyne, neutral vision of agency, you are suggesting that domestic abuse victims are complicit in their own abuse.
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A lawyer representing some of Epstein's accusers says the financier committed sexual abuse while on work-releaseMeanwhile, a lawyer representing some of the women who have accused Epstein of sexual abuse claimed on Tuesday that the financier committed sexual abuse during his 13-month jail term.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senators investigating sexual abuse in sports said on Tuesday they were concerned about "potential systemic issues" involving abuse after written responses from the U.S. Olympic Committee and USA Gymnastics did not provide significant new details about how they responded to accusations of abuse.
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"As Mark Zuckerberg said this week, we are working hard to tackle past abuse, prevent future abuse and give people more prominent controls," the Facebook spokeswoman said.
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Josh has been battling substance abuse for years -- he missed most of the 2014 season and all of the 2015 season due to substance abuse policy violations.
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I call -- when you had the FISA abuse questions that he was asking, I called this the single biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in American history.
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They face 12 charges each of torture and false imprisonment as well as seven counts of abuse of a dependent adult and six counts of child abuse.
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Every platform that enables people to contact each other tends to see abuse, and a feature like calling is prone to such abuse, as well as spam.
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A domestic violence restraining order is a court order that helps protect people from abuse, or threat of abuse, from someone they have a close relationship with.
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Only 62 percent believed they had a role in preventing opioid abuse, while 40 percent were unsure if opioid abuse was a problem in their local communities.
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Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman said she is "constantly reliving" her abuse after going public with allegations of sexual abuse at the hands of a former sports doctor.
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"[Heard] gave him numerous chances to change his behavior, and end the cycle of alcoholism, drug abuse, and physical and verbal abuse of her," the document states.
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The problem with this model is that stories of revenge and overcoming abuse often look much different when they're told by the people who've actually experienced abuse.
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The law allows survivors of child sexual abuse to file a civil lawsuit against their attackers for the next year, regardless of when the abuse took place.
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But if recent reports of alleged continued abuse of the software are true, the system NSO and its consultants have devised for preventing abuse is clearly failing.
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For more information or help dealing with sexual abuse, contact The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN) at 800-656-4673 or visit their website at RAINN.org.
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Punishments and sexual abuse The two victims, who police have not named, told officers they endured multiple kinds of punishments including verbal abuse and restricted food intakes.
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" He said he has met many times with victims of sexual abuse and their families and "witnessed the lasting damage that abuse has caused in their lives.
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This legislation updates the definition of sexual abuse to include sex trafficking, regardless of whether the sexual abuse was committed by a parent or any other guardian.
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Photos depicting abuse at Abu Ghraib began to emerge in 2004, with some detainees claiming to have endured physical and sexual abuse, electric shocks and mock executions.
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The sisters' lawyer, Alexei Parshin, said they were not demanding anonymity as victims of sexual abuse because the allegations about abuse were already in the public domain.
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The bishop tapped by the pope to investigate sexual abuse in the church's Buffalo, N.Y., diocese is being accused of abuse himself, The Associated Press reported Wednesday.
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Risk factors for sex trafficking include a history of child abuse, substance abuse, poverty, involvement in child protective services, involvement in juvenile detention and prior sexual exploitation.
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The remarkable extent of his abuse has led to an array of lawsuits and investigations into how the institutions allowed the abuse to continue for so long.
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His mother, Elisha Pankey, turned herself in to authorities following the discovery and has been charged with child abuse resulting in death and abuse of a corpse.
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Don't get drunk, abuse drugs, or abuse the situation you're in because the truth will come out and your career and work relationships will pay the price.
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David Turpin, 56, and Louise Turpin, 49, pleaded not guilty to more than 40 charges, including torture, false imprisonment, abuse of a dependent adult and child abuse.
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When confronted with the realities of abuse, it covers it up, retreats to a defensive crouch, or attributes abuse to external, rather than internal or doctrinal, factors.
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Underwood also announced a clergy abuse hotline and online complaint form, where victims and others can provide information related to allegations of sex abuse in the church.
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If you suspect child abuse, call the Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-7413-A-Child or 1-800-422-4453, or go to ChildHelp.org.
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I'm just like appalled — we're out here to show our opposition to this vote and to stand in solidarity with victims of abuse, sexual abuse and violence.
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It is Hindley's abuse that leads to Heathcliff's abuse, and Heathcliff in turn creates his son Linton, the cruelest and most selfish of the novel's younger generation.
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Dealing with abuse (and self-directed abuse) The move is one of several changes Instagram has made in recent days to limit the abuses on its network.
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Nevertheless, a continuing cycle of abuse is the unfortunate reality for many due to the shocking shortage of resources available for victims of domestic abuse with pets.
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ELSEWHERE > Vatican and sexual abuse: Rocked by sexual abuse scandals in multiple countries, Pope Francis is summoning senior bishops for a first-of-its-kind meeting Feb.
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The program initially focuses on immediately ending physical and sexual violence, before moving into developing relationship skills and ending other forms of abuse, such as emotional abuse.
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We didn't want to unmask just those behind Childs Play, but also the users: Producers of child abuse videos, for example, and people who sexually abuse children.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), who was an assistant coach on the team 20 years ago during the time of the abuse, as a participant in the abuse.
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This is like professing love for the people who abuse you; they defend the abuser's practices or deny, minimize or rationalize the threatening nature of the abuse.
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Francis has become more aggressive this year in speaking out against abuse, accepting the resignations of Chilean bishops he once defended against accusations of covering up abuse.
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After revelations of child sexual abuse in Ireland, the government in 2015 passed the Children First Act, which requires the reporting of child abuse heard in confessionals.
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It would introduce a statutory definition of domestic abuse, establish a domestic abuse commissioner and ban the cross-examination of victims by their abusers in family courts.
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"It's about gender dynamics, power dynamics, abuse of power and not just sexual abuse of power," said Jennifer Aniston, who plays Carell's loyal professional partner and friend.
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If you suspect child abuse, call the Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-4-A-Child or 1-800-422-4453, or go to childhelp.org.
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Along with the physical and sexual abuse, many victims suffered psychological abuse and bullying from classmates who mirrored the hierarchy and from the school's strict educational style.
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"The school had a very deliberate pattern and practice of dealing with complaints of sexual abuse," said Paul Mones, a lawyer who represents victims of sexual abuse.
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Other charges for the parents include seven counts of abuse of a dependent adult, six counts of child abuse or neglect and 12 counts of false imprisonment.
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But the handbook does not offer instructions on how to spot spousal abuse, how to discern types of abuse, or how to talk to spouses about it.
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"We need to help all the victims no matter what kind of abuse they had, but I am against any kind of abuse or violence," she said.
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The passage of the OPEN Act provides over 100 million dollars a year for the Comprehensive Opioid Abuse Grant Program that will address the opioid abuse epidemic.
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"I think we've charged the President with the highest abuse that we can think of, which is the abuse of power, the obstruction of congress," said Rep.
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That a Member of Congress can be the target of such continuous abuse makes one question the utility of the platform on which that abuse is enabled.
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Because especially with incest—not to minimize people's experiences of abuse by non-family members; we can't compare abuse like that—there's a huge taboo around it.
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The parents, who lived in Perris, have pleaded not guilty to more than 40 charges, including torture, false imprisonment, abuse of a dependent adult and child abuse.
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That was at a time when there was another massive sexual abuse scandal and when the US Catholic Bishops Conference tightened some of its abuse-reporting policies.
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There are a number of factors in Mormon culture and theology that have led, in many abuse survivors' minds, to a culture that glosses over domestic abuse.
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It was the first criminal case brought by New Jersey's Clergy Abuse Task Force, which was formed last year to investigate abuse allegations in the Catholic Church.
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The Southern Baptist state conventions, or the associations organized by region, will train their staff on abuse prevention and promote training on abuse prevention among their churches.
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Male sexual abuse survivors can feel a different kind of shame, since male sexual abuse isn't discussed nearly as often, and carries a different kind of stigma.
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But a 2017 analysis in the journal Child Abuse & Neglect found in a correlational study that spanking was linked to similar adverse effects as childhood emotional abuse.
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Whereas The Art of Self-Defense is really interested in how violence breeds violence, abuse breeds abuse, and how ideas about what "masculinity" is perpetuate one another.
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In its memo, the inspector general says it will focus on what laws, standards and other guidance affected Pentagon policy toward allegations of child sexual abuse involving ANDSF personnel, whether any informal or formal guidance discouraged reporting the abuse, how many cases of child sexual abuse have been reported and whether U.S. troops can use force to stop the abuse if when they witness it, among other issues.
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People who have been accused by 20 women, 50 women, 100 women of abuse and abuse and abuse — and I, who was only accused by one woman in a child custody case which was looked at and proven to be untrue, I get lumped in with these people.
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Pope Francis sent the Vatican&aposs leading expert on clerical sex abuse, Archbishop Charles Scicluna, to investigate allegations against Bishop Juan Barros, who was accused by victims of witnessing their abuse and ignoring it, as well as allegations of abuse involving the Marist Brothers, Salesian and Franciscan orders.
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But Twitter has been trying to better handle abuse complaints, in more recent months, including through the acquisition of anti-abuse technology provider Smyte, which is helping to automate some of the processes here, as well as with the rollout of more stringent policies and anti-abuse features.
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Parental drug abuse is a strong indicator of child neglect and abuse, and the Family First Act authorizes states to spend federal child welfare dollars on substance abuse treatment counseling, among other services designed to prevent children from having to be placed in foster care in the first place.
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Last month, Francis defrocked Father Fernando Karadima, the 88-year-old Chilean priest whose abuse of teenage boys is central to an abuse scandal in which some of Mr. Karadima's followers who have gone on to become powerful bishops are accused of witnessing and covering up his abuse.
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In the U.S., where most states take a punitive approach to mothers with a history of substance abuse, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) reports that fewer than a quarter of the nation's substance abuse treatment centers offer services tailored to pregnant or postpartum women.
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Ayala reported XXXTentacion's, real name Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy, alleged abuse to the police on October 8, 7873, following what she says was years of emotional and physical abuse.
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Churches and sex abuse The nation's two largest religious groups are holding meetings this week, and both will be talking about the same thing: sexual abuse by clergy.
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Cross-sensitization is a phenomenon that occurs between drugs of abuse, where the use of one drug leads to enhanced effects (and increased abuse potential) of the other.
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"While we can never stop all attempts to abuse our platform, we can do everything possible to stay ahead of those who would abuse Facebook," the spokesperson said.
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The abuse ranged from food and sleep deprivation to verbal and physical abuse, including threatening to dismember a victim and choking another until they passed out, prosecutors said.
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In 2012, another allegation of abuse was reported to authorities in Oregon by a family friend who said she witnessed emotional abuse and cruel punishments against the children.
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While Amnesty International said online abuse of the women contestants during the series highlighted the fact that one in five British women suffer from online abuse and harassment.
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For men, a 2009 study showed that experiencing sexual abuse as a child raised the risk of obesity by 66% compared with males who never experienced sexual abuse.
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Sexual abuse survivors from the Larry Nassar sexual abuse case, including Jordyn Wieber, listen during a hearing before a subcommittee of the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee.
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One of the reporters Taubman targeted is known to tweet the national domestic abuse hotline number when Osuna pitches, and she was wearing a bracelet supporting abuse victims.
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John Allen, 29, was convicted of first-degree murder, three counts of child abuse and conspiracy to commit child abuse, a Maricopa County Superior Court spokesperson announced Wednesday.
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Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman came forward with sexual abuse allegations against Larry Nassar, the same gymnastics team doctor whom fellow gymnast McKayla Maroney named in allegations of abuse.
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Over the summer, pieces were written about the state of Depp's career following the very public and very not-okay allegations against him (drug abuse, alcoholism, physical abuse).
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Many officials still regard substance abuse as a moral problem rather than a medical one, says Hao Wei of the Chinese Association of Drug-Abuse Prevention and Treatment.
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We currently have no idea how many moderators the company employs to respond to reports of abuse, or how moderators are trained in identifying abuse or hateful conduct.
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In February, Kelly was charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse, involving four victims — three of whom were minors at the time of the alleged abuse.
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"Don't feed the trolls" also ignores an obvious method for addressing online abuse: skilled moderation and the willingness to kick people off platforms for violating rules about abuse.
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Twitter&aposs CEO: "We Suck at Dealing With Abuse and There&aposs No Excuse"Twitter&aposs long had a problem with trolls hurling abuse and harassing other users.
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According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and the National Institute on Drug Abuse, most people misusing prescription opioids get them from family and friends.
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Thermostats, Locks and Lights: Digital Tools of Domestic Abuse (The New York Times) We've extensively covered how malware is used in cases of domestic violence, stalking, and abuse.
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We recently spoke with the grandson of "America's pastor" about why some churches protect predators, how sexual ignorance leads to abuse, and where Jesus stood on child abuse.
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In Australia, an inquiry into child abuse recommended that the country introduce a law forcing religious leaders to report child abuse, including priests told of it during confession.
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The Vatican is meanwhile working on a papal document that would establish procedures for Catholics to report bishops suspected of sexual abuse or negligence in sexual abuse cases.
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The parents, who lived in Perris, have previously pleaded not guilty to more than 40 charges, including torture, false imprisonment, abuse of a dependent adult and child abuse.
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More than 100 drivers have also been accused of sexual assault or abuse, and the company reportedly shared personal info with a claims company to settle abuse cases.
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When the abuse happens in a church setting, there's a kind of spiritual abuse, the sense that religious leaders have betrayed the power bestowed on them by God.
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Combs recognizes the potential for abuse that's inherent in a tool that can, ostensibly, increase addictiveness and says the company has strict terms of service to limit abuse.
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The patterns documented by the Pennsylvania grand jury resemble previous abuse scandals, the most famous example being the Archdiocese of Boston's cover-up of decades of child abuse.
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The Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse Act of 2017 will attempt to preserve those benefits by addressing the risk of child sexual abuse inherent in youth sport.
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The abuse alleged in the suit reportedly took place between the 1990s and 2018, and most of the victims were minors at the time of the alleged abuse.
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The series, which debuted in January, detailed a series of sexual abuse allegations against the entertainer and included interviews with multiple women who had accused him of abuse.
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Human Rights Watch said it had interviewed 11 former detainees who had experienced a form of abuse, and had collectively witnessed the abuse of some 40 other people.
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While recent lone wolf attacks might have turned the spotlight on perpetrators of domestic abuse later committing acts of terrorist violence, most abuse remains hidden from public attention.
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It is possible that a parent with a sexual abuse history, reeling from — or preoccupied with — their own abuse, cannot consistently and adequately attend to their child's needs.
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A second White House staffer who abruptly resigned this week after allegations of past domestic abuse has denied the claims, asserting he was the victim of the abuse.
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David and Louise Turpin face 12 counts of torture, 12 counts of false imprisonment, eight counts of child abuse and seven counts of abuse of a dependent adult.
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But 93% of the time in sexual abuse cases, the perpetrator is not a stranger but someone the child knows, according to the Rape and Abuse Crisis Center.
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Child abuse is more prevalent The children of abuse victims know where to go to get away from the violence: School, an after-school activity, a friend's house.
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Other leading Catholic clerics around the world have resigned for turning a blind eye to sexual abuse; others were convicted of abuse themselves; and some vaguely sought absolution.
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Advocates for abuse victims said that did not make sense, adding that the case showed why law enforcement needs to investigate how the Catholic Church handles abuse cases.
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This pattern of harassment followed by punishment is particularly acute for transgender users, who are often targets for abuse and for whom the abuse can have serious consequences.
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She also notes that patterns of abuse in straight relationships might be different from what abuse looks like in LGBTQ+ relationships, or domestic violence situations that involve family.
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A different kind of protest against sexual abuse is underway in France and America in the wake of the accusations of abuse by the Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
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I hope we can form a community where a woman can speak up about abuse and not suffer another abuse by not being believed and instead being ridiculed.
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The men should volunteer their time helping abuse victims If the men stage a "comeback" by volunteering full time for victims of abuse, I say go for it.
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New York child sex abuse lawsuits More than 400 lawsuits were filed in New York yesterday as part of a new child sex abuse law in the state.
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Her second was for equipment abuse after smashing her racket, and the third was for verbal abuse after calling Ramos "a thief" for having penalized her a point.
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Revelations of systemic sexual abuse of children stretch back to 2002, when abuse by Catholic priests received widespread attention after a series of articles published in The Globe.
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Boy Scouts of America The Boy Scouts of America has filed for bankruptcy amid hundreds of sexual abuse lawsuits, thousands of alleged abuse victims and dwindling membership numbers.
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The registry does not "suspend domain names" under pressure from foreign governments; its anti-abuse policies focus on malware/spam or egregiously abusive content, like child sexual abuse.
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Many of the women are survivors of abuse in their home countries, and studies have shown that abuse survivors are more likely than others to be victimized again.
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Cowie told BuzzFeed News they've handled cases of sexual abuse before, though they more often occur before anyone has laid charges, or in cases of past childhood abuse.
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House Democrats could have alleged these crimes as sub-parts of the abuse of power article of impeachment, or as separate articles after the abuse of power allegation.
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Mitch McConnell: We have indeed witnessed an abuse of power, a grave abuse of power by just the kind of house majority that the framers warned us about.
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Since the #MeToo movement began, a light has been shined on a few different types of abuse: Workplace sexual harassment, blatant sexual assault, and now intimate partner abuse.
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These can be affirmative measures, like giving pregnant women priority for substance-abuse treatment, or punitive ones, like defining drinking alcohol during pregnancy as child abuse or neglect.
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She found that, when a mother accused a father of domestic abuse or child abuse, she lost custody to the father in twenty-eight per cent of cases.
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DiNardo accused of covering up abuse On the night before his meeting with the Pope, DiNardo was accused of covering up abuse in his archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.
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" In the meantime, on its web page dedicated to abuse prevention, the church states: "We are continually looking for ways to strengthen our proactive program to combat abuse.
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Kelly had to be aware of that, given his nature as head of Southern Command during the rise of concern about sexual abuse and abuse in the military.
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Prosecutors said they will submit a fresh request for access to Vatican abuse investigator Archbishop Charles Scicluna´s report into the church's handling of abuse cases in Chile.
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Two NIH institutes, the National Institute on Drug Abuse and the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, have been extensively funding studies on addiction for many decades.
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In a 195-page report, "Inescapable Violence: Child Abuse within North Korea", the group described sexual abuse as "institutionalized and widely accepted as a normal part of life".
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If abuse is never okay, why do the police abuse black people, sometimes even kill us, and then resort to victim-blaming or gaslighting to excuse their behavior?
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When we obstruct reporting of child sexual abuse at the time of the event or years late, or rally around the perpetrator, we enable abuse, plain and simple.
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The stories have documented yearslong patterns of sexual abuse, detailed the institutional systems honed to silence victims, and sparked a national reckoning over sexual abuse in the workplace.
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These can be affirmative measures, like giving pregnant women priority for substance-abuse treatment, or punitive ones, like defining drinking alcohol during pregnancy as child abuse or neglect.
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We take a lot of abuse if we run something that's critical of Hillary or could even be arguably positive toward Donald Trump, we take abuse for it.
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Over the years, former students, many of whom were black, have reported suffering physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect and forced labor at the hands of the school's staff.
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New York requires most child sex-abuse victims to sue by the age of 23, 19 years before the average age at which such victims report their abuse.
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A royal commission has unearthed horrific patterns of abuse — 23.9,444 people brought incidents of child sexual abuse to 93 Catholic Church authorities from January 1980 to February 2015.
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"Statements from Vatican or pope should stop telling us how terrible abuse is and how all must be held accountable," Marie Collins, a campaigner and abuse survivor, said.
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As we have seen during the sex abuse crisis, some of the worst offenses occurred when bishops, priests and others in power tried to keep the abuse secret.
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Schedule 2 to 5 means a drug has some medical value and high to low potential for abuse, with a lower potential for abuse as the schedule descends.
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"The reports of abuse are so low because it's so difficult to admit that it's happening (and) that the people doing it are your entire family," said psychologist Roxanne Khan, director of British-based Honour Abuse Research Matrix, a global network of professionals working to end honour abuse and forced marriages.
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Kapersky principal security researcher David Emm told the magazine his company had identified and removed 58,000 instances of stalkerware in 2018, while experts on partner abuse say that stalking and domestic abuse cases often involve tech-enabled tracking:The growing role of technology in partner abuse isn't just confined to stalkerware.
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"What victims of abuse need, and frankly what Catholics and people living in societies that have been so badly damaged by abuse need, is for the Church to tell the truth and to make itself accountable," said Colm O'Gorman, a victim of clerical child sex abuse and leading campaigner in Ireland.
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While Goedert himself has not been accused of wrongdoing, an attorney who deposed him and who has represented alleged victims of priest abuse told CNN that the bishop's actions -- not reporting the allegations of abuse -- point to a larger issue of how the Catholic Church handles child sexual abuse allegations.
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Specifically, they asked for any documents or records relating to his alleged substance abuse, any written agreements he might have signed with other past partners that would relate to violence or abuse, payments to any potential witnesses to any abuse, any prior arrests and surveillance footage from properties he owns.
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There are several identified ACEs, including physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, emotional neglect, physical neglect, mental illness of a household member, alcoholism of a household member, illegal drug use of a household member, divorce or separation of a parent, domestic violence towards a parent, and incarceration of a household member.
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" Citing media reports that the memo suggests FBI abuse of FISA authorities, Boyd says the Justice Department is "currently unaware of any wrongdoing relating to the FISA process," but says the department takes any allegation of such abuse seriously and "we agree that any abuse of that system cannot be tolerated.
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READ: Texas Catholic Church releases names of nearly 300 priests accused of child abuse The Catholic Church has been devastated by the scandal of clerical child sexual abuse in recent decades, while the #MeToo movement has prompted more women inside the Church to speak out about the abuse they also suffered.
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Violence and abuse are common, as is substance abuse and sexually-transmitted infections including HIV and AIDS, according to a 2013 study on boys in Chiang Mai's sex industry.
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Other senior Church officials have been accused of knowingly covering up abuse, including the archbishop of Lyon who was convicted this year in France for failing to report abuse.
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They also serve as an important reminder that intimate partner abuse comes in many forms; it doesn't have to happen every day or leave bruises to be considered abuse.
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READ MORE: Sinead O'Connor found safe During the song, O'Connor had replaced the word "racism" with "child abuse," in an attempt to highlight child abuse within the Catholic church.
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And many of the children told stories about being abused by nuns as well by the women, but there was not just a sexual abuse, there was emotional abuse.
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Wahhaj and Leveille were arraigned on two new charges Monday: child abuse that resulted in death — which can carry a possible life sentence — and conspiracy to commit child abuse.
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And this gruesome, growing story of decades-long abuse helps us to contextualize that power by identifying the people who abuse it as well as its trickle-down effect.
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But as the world works toward ending abuse, technologists can and should do much more to help abuse survivors — as well as vulnerable people who are not yet victims.
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Alcoholism, drug abuse, infidelity, dishonesty, financial problems, child abuse: Bloodline has it all, serving up an expansive buffet of dysfunctionality that not even your nearest Golden Corral could match.
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Kaiser said that Maxwell should be considered a co-conspirator in Araoz's sexual abuse and the abuse of Epstein's other alleged victims, even though she never met his client.
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"Sexual abuse in education is the clergy-abuse crisis of this decade, if not this century, and you're going to see more and more of it," Mr. Durso said.
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The unfolding events surrounding Harvey Weinstein — and so many others before him — have shown that harassment, abuse, and abuse of power exist in all industries and at all levels.
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"No one deserves to be subjected to targeted abuse online, and our rules prohibit inciting or engaging in the targeted abuse or harassment of others," Twitter told BuzzFeed News.
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Prosecutors say they will file nine counts of felony child abuse against the California mother of 10 children who officials say suffered long-term abuse in a filthy home.
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U.S. authorities said nine Cambodian children ranging in age from 7 to 18 have disclosed Johnson&aposs abuse or past abuse in lengthy interviews with trained child-forensic interviewers.
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Sexual harassment and abuse of women is rife in Morocco where a national survey found that nearly two-thirds of women had experienced physical, psychological, sexual or economic abuse.
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Besides stomach-churning details of the abuse, the documents which the Boston Globe's journalists uncovered revealed the extent of complicity between the archbishop and those accused of child abuse.
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She was a former youth counselor at the Community Action Against Substance Abuse, a program that trains youth to teach their peers about substance abuse prevention, The Courant reported.
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Young homeless people are often at risk for abuse, according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, which found that 21% to 42% of homeless youth report sexual abuse.
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He and other victims said bishops who had covered up abuse should be dismissed from the priesthood, known as laicization, just like those who had committed the abuse itself.
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Stylists won't be required to report any signs of suspected abuse to law enforcement, and there are no punitive measures if a stylist does not report abuse, Rosenthal said.
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In a news conference Tuesday, victims of the alleged abuse and their attorneys called for an independent investigation of the abuse and criticized the school's response to the allegations.
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New policy has since been established requiring clergy to turn over all reports of sexual abuse to police, and a report was commissioned on the extent of the abuse.
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He used his status in that world, along with his money and power, to abuse people working in those clubs with him and then to cover up that abuse.
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She also spoke on the cyclical nature of the situation, with parents who experienced drug abuse, food scarcity, and physical abuse passing those stresses down to their own children.
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The pope defended Barros last week, prompting backlash from abuse survivors and even Cardinal Seán O'Malley, the archbishop of Boston and the pope's top adviser on clerical sex abuse.
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In 1986, when the 24-hour helpline began, children's top concerns were sexual abuse, family problems, physical abuse, and pregnancy—calls about self-harm were not recorded at all.
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Thomas was indicted on four counts of misdemeanor child abuse and neglect and one felony count of abuse for a child under the age of eight, the documents state.
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Last year in Louisiana, the organization argued that extending the definition of domestic abuse to women who were not married to their abusers would incentivize false claims of abuse.
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Victims of clergy sexual abuse are hoping that the meeting will finally come up with a clear policy to make bishops themselves accountable for the mishandling of abuse cases.
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" He also talked about the abuse that women and girls face online, abuse which he fears drives them away from such platforms, "reversing our long fight for gender equality.
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The two opened the hearing by apologizing for the actions of Nassar, whose abuse of high-profile Olympians created a renewed focus on sexual abuse in the Olympic ranks.
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In effect, Republicans are arguing not that Trump didn't abuse his power in the Ukraine scandal, but that he can't abuse his powers, no matter how he exercises them.
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" Simpson received a bad score on his parole risk assessment guideline in the drug/alcohol abuse category, with the document citing him for "frequent abuse, serious disruption of functioning.
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The End National Defense Network Abuse (END Network Abuse) was introduced in the wake of in an investigation called "Project Flicker" carried out by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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For example, the taboo on child abuse is the result of both social movements against child labor and federal law like the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA).
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Survivors of abuse have been asking since at least 2008 for the Rhode Island Diocese to release a list of priests accused of abuse, according to The Associated Press.
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"These files paint a disturbing picture of continuing abuse on Nauru, especially abuse of children," Elaine Pearson, the Australia director at Human Rights Watch, said in a written statement.
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In light of the sex abuse scandal, USA Gymnastics adopted a series of reforms in June that it said will help prevent and respond to future cases of abuse.
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Abuse victims and their advocates have long argued that just as there is no statute of limitations on murder, there should be none on the sexual abuse of children.
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Galanter, who said he has seen the growing number of alcohol abuse cases in his own research and practice, said the interventions for drug abuse and alcoholism are different.
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Actors: Ellen Burstyn, Jared Leto, Jennifer Connelly, Marlon WayansDirector: Darren Aronofsky While Aronofsky's idea of drug abuse is slightly hyperbolic, there's something undeniably fearful about drug abuse gone wrong.
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Importantly, research has shown that the vast majority of people who are victims of abuse — as much as 95 percent — never perpetuate any cycle of abuse in either scenario.
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Raisman, who has previously called out USA Gymnastics regarding Nassar's abuse, asked for more investigation into what is described as the largest case of sexual abuse in sports history.
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Following the recommendations of a White House commission on the opioid abuse crisis, President Trump said Thursday that he is declaring a national state of emergency over opioid abuse.
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Ms. Monahan told The Times earlier this month that she suffered "narcissist abuse" during a yearslong relationship with Mr. Ellison, including verbal abuse and being dragged off a bed.
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The group documented cases of abuse by members of religious orders that have a global presence in 172 countries; it did not document cases of abuse in 172 countries.
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The Abuse Tracker (originally the Clergy Abuse Tracker) was the inspiration of Bill Mitchell of the Poynter Institute for Media Studies, a nonprofit research organization in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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The football coach's suspension for his handling of a domestic abuse case, following a sexual abuse case implicating a former wrestling team doctor, has raised difficult questions on campus.
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Restoring the ban on assault rifles is essential, as is banning gun ownership among people convicted of domestic abuse, those with domestic abuse restraining orders, and the mentally ill.
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The New York Child Victims Act lets adult survivors of child sexual abuse sue an abuser or a negligent institution, no matter how long ago the abuse took place.
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" The statement from tournament officials said that Ramos's decision on the verbal abuse — ultimately a judgment call (unlike the racket abuse, which was automatic) — "was final and not reviewable.
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The Diocese of Brooklyn paid $27.5 million to settle four sex abuse cases, one of the largest ever settlements obtained by victims of sex abuse within the Catholic Church.
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And still, elder abuse is vastly under-reported; only 1 in 44 cases of financial abuse ever comes to light, according to National Adult Protective Services Association, or NAPSA.
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It is about whether courageous women who challenge abuse will be honored, supported and empowered or whether those who abuse them will be rewarded with more power and fame.
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The Catholic church has been embroiled in a child sexual abuse scandal for years that include bombshell reports accusing hundreds of priests of abuse in states such as Pennsylvania.
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"The sex abuse scandal and the negligence of bishops in Chile has done enormous damage," said Juan-Carlos Cruz, a sex abuse survivor who recently met with the pope.
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David and Louise Turpin, who lived in Perris, have pleaded not guilty to more than 40 charges, including torture, false imprisonment, abuse of a dependent adult and child abuse.
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Prosecutors often face challenges pursuing criminal charges in sexual abuse cases, especially as statutes of limitation often restrict the ability to prosecute allegations of abuse that happened decades ago.
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Another accuser, Jane Doe I, said she was 14 when abuse began around 1990, while Jane Doe III said she was just 13 when her abuse began around 2003.
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Abuse cases typically get reported to state departments of health, and Fischer hopes nursing homes and state agencies will be more transparent when there are future cases of abuse.
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They face one count each of intentional abuse of a child resulting in death and conspiracy to commit intentional abuse of a child resulting in death (child under 12).
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To help advisors detect elder financial abuse, the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association released a guide detailing signs of undue influence, power of attorney abuse and other fraud.
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Jackson's own father has been called "one of the most monstrous fathers in pop" -- and we know how many children of abuse go on to abuse others in turn.
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"If you make a high crime and misdemeanor out of going to the courts, it is an abuse of power — it's your abuse of power," Turley said of Congress.
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The Church sex abuse and cover-up scandal has led Chilean prosecutors to investigate hundreds of cases of alleged abuse and prompted Pope Francis to apologize to its faithful.
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The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP), an international self-help group for survivors of clerical abuse, has also reported a rise in calls from abuse victims.
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Its mandate is to investigate claims of abuse in all seven of the Catholic dioceses in New Jersey as well as any efforts to cover up acts of abuse.
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The names of 311 members of the Catholic clergy accused of sexual abuse in New Jersey were released Monday, in a report compiled by lawyers who represent abuse survivors.
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"I hope we can form a community where a woman can speak up about abuse and not suffer another abuse by not being believed and instead being ridiculed," she said.
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Often, our brains will work on overtime to justify, ignore, and disregard the niggling signs that we might be party to enabling abuse — whether its our own abuse, or others.
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Nassar pleaded guilty in July to federal child pornography charges stemming from a 2016 investigation into the sexual abuse of patients, but did not plead guilty to assault and abuse.
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But federal legislation introduced two days after CNN's investigation was published could make it far more difficult to hold problematic nursing homes accountable for abuse, according to elder abuse attorneys.
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Between 2013 and 2017, ICE has filed 1,310 reports of sexual abuse, a number that immigrant rights advocates insist is likely much higher, considering how often sexual abuse goes unreported.
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Until then, there are currently some navigation tools like the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's treatment locator and the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism's treatment navigator.
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The lawsuit, filed Monday in Orange County Superior Court, alleges USA Swimming officials covered up Hutchinson's alleged sexual abuse and manipulated his background check to protect him from abuse accusations.
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"Whenever there's abuse happening with children, there's always two parts: There's the abuse itself, and the conditions that allow it to happen and perpetuate or be covered up," Lundquist says.
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The Turpin parents have been charged with 12 counts of torture, 12 counts of false imprisonment, seven counts of abuse of a dependent adult and six counts of child abuse.
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Don't get me wrong, I'm sure we could find a few dozen drug-abuse obsessed people in this country who can and will find a way to abuse their EpiPens.
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Eventually, they did come forward with their specific stories of alleged abuse—and they serve as analogous experiences to how many Black women in this country grapple with sexual abuse.
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But she says she did eventually try to confide in her mom about the abuse around the age of 13 by pleading to get another babysitter — without disclosing the abuse.
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The "Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse and Safe Sport Authorization Act" would require that employees or volunteers of the USOC promptly report allegations of abuse to law enforcement authorities.
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PEOPLE confirms that Sammantha Allen, 28, was convicted of the 2011 murder of Ame Deal as well as three counts each of child abuse and conspiracy to commit child abuse.
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He wants to turn a shuttered state prison into a drug abuse treatment facility for inmates and proposed spending an additional $100 million on mental health and substance abuse services.
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Pell has blamed a former culture of silence in the church for the cover-up of child abuse by clergy, making it difficult to know the full extent of abuse.
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The abuse put a strain on her relationship with her parents, Stephens said, noting that her family initially did not believe her when she first told them about the abuse.
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His father's petition for the protection from abuse order cites four complaints of possible abuse that were made to the state's DCF between July 2016 and April, the AP reports.
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Democrats believe that every woman has a right to be safe from sexual abuse, running against a president who has publicly attacked dozens of women who make charges of abuse.
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Thus, (redacted)'s abuse appears related to his own criminal tendencies and substance abuse, rather than conclusive evidence he targeted the respondent on account of her proposed particular social group.
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Based on responses to a childhood trauma questionnaire, the researchers found that women with endometriosis more often reported a history of sexual abuse, emotional abuse, emotional neglect and inconsistency experiences.
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In addition, Harris said that while the researchers found a clear association between early-life abuse and endometriosis, it does not mean that all women with endometriosis have experienced abuse.
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While the bulk of the reports related to cases of abuse date back to the 1960s, '70s and '80s, there were 26 reports made by minors of more recent abuse.
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But certainly the leadership in the Catholic institutions have been particularly purposeful in efforts to cover up reports of abuse and failing in particular to report abuse to law enforcement.
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The president highlighted the former aide's denial of the abuse allegations this week, and caught flak from critics for not mentioning the two ex-wives who accused Porter of abuse.
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Francis prompted a backlash among abuse survivors and their advocates this year when he defended those bishops from what he called the "calumny" of accusations from victims of sexual abuse.
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After the match, Williams was fined $22016,000: $10,000 for verbal abuse, the largest fine of the U.S. Open so far; $4,000 for the coaching violation, and $3,20143 for racket abuse.
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The new law does not universally require church officials to report abuse accusations to the police and prosecutors, a decision that was immediately criticized by abuse survivors and their advocates.
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Therapist Shannon Thomas, author of " Healing from Hidden Abuse," told INSIDER psychological abuse is insidious, and it occurs a over time like an IV drip of poison entering your veins.
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During the conflict, untold numbers of women and young girls were victims of sexual violence and abuse, and as a result they are often stigmatized and subject to further abuse.
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Pope Francis´ announcement comes as Chilean police raid church offices throughout the Andean nation looking for new cases of sexual abuse or evidence that church officials concealed abuse from authorities.
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Some say it's child abuse, but when I think of child abuse I think of a parent that doesn't care for their children and beats on them for no reason.
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The results of the investigation were then given to the sexual abuse review board of the archdiocese, made up of experts on sexual abuse, parents, a priest and a nun.
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" Peter Isely, an abuse survivor from Wisconsin and leader of Ending Clergy Abuse, an advocacy group, said in an interview: "This is a completely cowardly decision by the American bishops.
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When Mr. Ciolek received his abuse settlement in 2005, it came with no formal admission of fault, and it barred him from ever speaking to the media about the abuse.
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All six priests have been mentioned in past news media reports as suspects in abuse, though in some cases the archdiocese has said it was still investigating the abuse claims.
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Other police investigations into child abuse have looked at allegations of abuse by politicians during the same period that Mr. Savile, Mr. Harris and Mr. Glitter were committing their crimes.
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It has known that sexual abuse is a significant risk of harm to America's athletes, but the committee made the conscious decision to let the abuse happen without helping victims.
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Ms. Klages had told investigators that she was not aware of Dr. Nassar's abuse before 000, but prosecutors argued that she knew of the abuse for more than 20 years.
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Burwell will speak one day after the Senate passed a bill on opioid abuse that GOP leaders have pitched as Congress's most substantial work to date to fight drug abuse.
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Both defended Jackson against other allegations of child abuse, but later filed suits -- Robson in 2013 and Safechuck in 2014 -- against the singer's estate with abuse allegations of their own.
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EFF RANKS GOOD, BAD OF TWITTER ABUSE POLICY: The Electronic Frontier Foundation waded through Twitter's updated policy on harassment and abuse and found sections that it considered vague and concerning.
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As Cee recovers from abuse she suffered at the hands of a sadistic doctor, she is forced to address the profound issues of abandonment that made her vulnerable to abuse.
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She said Kody's fractures were the result of child abuse, and that most cases of abuse in children Kody's age do not have bruises, and tissue damage doesn't always happen.
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Several groups that represent abuse survivors said this appears to be the first federal probe of this size and scope into sexual abuse by Catholic clergy in the United States.
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"The lack of government response crystallizes the notion that child sexual abuse is tolerated, and results in the rampant social stigmatization that prevents victims from reporting their abuse," PSCORE said.
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But at other moments, when Judge Kidd described the abuse in detail, including the complainant's fear and pleas to be let go during the abuse, the cardinal closed his eyes.
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And because so many homeless individuals also have a history of drug abuse—about 50 percent of homeless people with mental health conditions have co-occurring substance abuse problems, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration—it can be difficult to find a clinic that will refill stolen prescriptions.
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Over the past year, I've interviewed dozens of women about their experiences of online violence and abuse, and I've heard the same thing over and over: Women feel let down by Twitter; posts that clearly breach the company's standards remain online; they no longer bother reporting abuse; Twitter doesn't take online abuse seriously.
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"Munchausen by proxy is increasingly called medical child abuse, especially in the court system, because it's more descriptive — the term Munchausen by proxy doesn't tell you much about what's going on whereas medical child abuse is descriptive and makes clear that this is a form of abuse first and foremost," he says.
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From concussions to domestic abuse, to more domestic abuse, to murder, to sexual violence, to profiting hugely on the physical destruction of dozens of people at a time, to even more awful domestic abuse but this time it's fans and coaches, the NFL has had kind of a rough go of it lately.
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Little, who was arrested Wednesday, is charged with three counts of involuntary manslaughter, corrupting another with drugs, permitting drug abuse, reckless homicide, gross abuse of a corpse, evidence tampering, failure to report knowledge of a death, heroin possession, involuntary manslaughter by permitting drug abuse resulting in the child's death and endangering children.
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Isely urged the Pope to immediately take three steps: enact a policy of "zero tolerance" worldwide for any priest credibly accused of sexual abuse; do the same for bishops accused of sexual abuse or covering up the crimes of others; publish a global registry of every Catholic priest credibly accused of sexual abuse.
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While endless similar stories of abuse can and should be told, what all of these examples share is that these men's talent, coupled with their privilege and power made their abuse tolerable to key people that could have acted to prevent or at least stop the abuse one they became aware of it.
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"Escalation is when abuse gets worse, either suddenly or gradually… Over the course of an abusive relationship, it is common for abuse to escalate," according to The National Domestic Violence Hotline.
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Whether he's drawing cops, dictators, or American presidents, he's telling us that people will abuse their power and that abuse will lead to untold horrors and the suffering of innocent people.
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The deal came just as Nassar's history of abuse was uncovered, when athlete after athlete went public, in often excruciating detail, with accounts abuse they suffered from a supposed team ally.
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It was co-produced by Singh's foundation, the Mahendra Singh Foundation, as well as Fundacion Natalia Ponce de Leon — both nonprofits supporting victims of physical abuse, sexual abuse and acid attacks.
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A report conducted by former FBI Director Louis Freeh accused Penn State leaders of showing "total and consistent disregard" for the victims of child sex abuse and covering up Sandusky's abuse.
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She believes her mother, who divorced her father in the 1980s, didn&apost report the abuse because she acquiescing to Mormon culture that called for abuse reports to be handled internally.
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Jim Jordan fights claims he ignored sexual abuse Jim Jordan speaks out in Fox News interview after being accused of ignoring claims of sexual abuse during his time at Ohio State.
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David, 56, and Louise, 49, were charged with 12 counts of torture, seven counts of abuse of a dependent adult, six counts of child abuse and 12 counts of false imprisonment.
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Most government inquiries into the institutional abuse of children, including Australia's various inquiries and Ireland's Ryan Report, which dealt with abuse at the Artane residential school, have avoided investigating the deaths.
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At Safe Horizon, we know that Bolton did not contribute to the abuse perpetrated against her: Abuse is a choice an abuser makes and is never the fault of the victim.
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The lawyer, Ulrich Weber, who was commissioned by the choir to look into accusations of beatings, torture or sexual abuse, said he thought that the actual abuse was even more widespread.
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According to Noel and a handful of former polygamists women who support his bill, closed polygamous communities can have widespread problems – including sexual abuse, child abuse, welfare fraud and forced labor.
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" She also pushed back on Sidney's claims of neglect and abuse later on Instagram, writing, "I love my daughter and I would NEVER abuse, hurt or neglect her in any way.
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Although there is no indication of abuse of Canadian location data, EnStream works with a data aggregator called LocationSmart, which has been linked to several cases of data abuse and mishandling.
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The Allied actor's team, which also includes lawyer Alan Hergott and Pitt's manager Cynthia Pett, will also have to defend him against the allegations of cheating, drug abuse, and child abuse.
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As Cameka Crawford, chief communications officer at the National Domestic Violence Hotline, puts it, the cycle of abuse theory primarily focuses on physical aspects of abuse, as opposed to emotional aspects.
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It was baseless shock value — the kind that makes watching a dramatization of the abuse of women feel like an abuse by itself — and continued to chip away at Gilead's believability.
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An inquiry into possible abuse and torture that occurred while those Afghans were detained — and Canada's knowledge of that abuse — was the subject of investigations within CSIS and the Canadian government.
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" He adds: "The National Children's Advocacy Center in Huntsville, Alabama, was created in 1985 to improve our response to child abuse allegations and has revolutionized our nation's response to child abuse.
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The lawsuit alleges USA Gymnastics "kept a secret file of sexual abuse allegations and enabled a culture of psychological and physical abuse that kept young girls," including the Schwikert sisters, silent.
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In reiterating the primacy of her fetish, Keenan also explores a host of ancillary issues: domestic abuse, sexual shame, childhood sexual abuse, sexual acceptance, and the primacy of communication and trust.
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While the Edens case shows specific instances of abuse, both McGilvrey and the other industry source told Motherboard that other skip tracers use this technique, and that the abuse is ongoing.
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From film sets, parliaments to businesses, revelations of sexual abuse have sent shockwaves around the world, with women taking to social media to highlight experiences of abuse through the #MeToo campaign.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Pope Francis should visit Argentina to meet victims of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church and intervene on their behalf, said international groups fighting clerical abuse on Thursday.
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