"You fight violence with superior violence, righteous violence," he says.
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Three types of male violence — violence against women, violence against other men and violence against themselves — are deeply interwoven.
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Today we are witnessing political violence, criminal violence and international violence.
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The Public Health Violence Prevention Act is driven by the urgent and straightforward understanding that violence is preventable and that violence begets violence.
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And experience dictates that domestic violence correlates to violent societies — indeed, violence begets violence.
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The result is street-based violence, in-home violence, structural violence and government-sanctioned death.
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Chaos bred fear, fear bred violence and violence bred revenge and anger and more violence.
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Acts of violence, appeals to violence and condoning violence have no place in American society.
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Martin knows that violence only begets more violence, but in Game of Thrones, the only way to stop unspeakable violence is even more unspeakable violence.
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They clearly came prepared to engage in violence, they enacted violence, and that violence was targeted.
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Acts of violence, appeals to violence and condoning violence have no place in American society. Sen.
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Returning violence for violence multiplies violence, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars.
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Does there come a time when enough is enough, and violence must face violence with violence?
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"Violence in the house, violence in the school and violence in the neighborhood," Emmanuel Duterte said.
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Cure Violence Cure Violence is a Chicago-based NGO, with a revolutionary approach to stopping violence.
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By standing up against all violence, including workplace violence, domestic violence, gun, street and gang violence, we can be agents of changes that make our communities healthier.
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"We condemn violence, we do not support violence, and we never have been for violence," he said.
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But he also seems to playing around with the idea that maybe the only solution to violence is more violence, even when the violence is ... fictional movie violence.
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"Violence in the house, violence in the school and violence in the neighborhood," said his brother, Emmanuel Duterte.
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Studies show that in 45-6563% of relationships where there is intimate partner violence (defined as physical violence, sexual violence, stalking, and psychological aggression), there is also sexual violence happening.
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The red thread of theatrical violence, violence as show and spectacle and self-definition, links the violence of our revolution with the violence implicit in all cults of great men.
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Overall, 29.4% of the migrants said they had suffered some sort of violence along the way, with nearly 23.7% experiencing physical violence, 19.5% experiencing psychological violence and 1.6% reporting sexual violence.
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Scott also said that individuals "subject to an injunction for protection against stalking, cyberstalking, dating violence, repeat violence, sexual violence, or domestic violence" will be prohibited from possessing or purchasing firearms.
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"Rationalizing or tolerating these serious acts of violence will turn into approving of violence and encouraging violence, making the violence spread, pushing Hong Kong to the brink of malfunctioning," he said.
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From police officers killing African American men, to violence toward women, [to] violence toward transgender people, [to] violence toward homosexuals.
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"We do not condone violence or encourage violence or even threats of violence," spokesman Michael Briggs told The Associated Press.
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Anyone who is the subject of protective orders for stalking, cyberstalking, dating violence, repeat violence, sexual violence, or domestic violence should also be prohibited from purchasing or possessing a firearm, Scott said.
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As a sexual violence and domestic violence survivor, it is imperative to speak openly about the intersection of violence and sex.
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Odd plot points repeat: mysterious holes in the ground, violence to animals, violence to children, violence to children disguised as animals.
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They fled violence only to be met with incredible violence.
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And when they want more violence, they get more violence.
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He's not tolerating violence, he's inciting violence in this country.
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Gun violence; health care; drone strikes; domestic violence; Ukraine; taxes.
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Here's what we know about violence: It begets more violence.
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Violence: Although it, of course, wasn't a legal tactic, violence and the threat of violence served to keep African Americans from voting.
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"AND AS ALWAYS: ABSOLUTELY NO THREATS OF VIOLENCE, SUGGESTIONS OF VIOLENCE OR ACTS OF VIOLENCE," he wrote in a December 2016 post.
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One, when you find greater levels of violence generally, a lot of that's going to be domestic violence or spawned by domestic violence.
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" He said, "I hope we can bring violence in all facets — not just gun violence, but all facets of violence — to an end.
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But instead of scapegoating domestic violence victims like her, we need to recognize that domestic violence can predict future greater acts of violence.
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Domestic violence among perpetrators of deadly political violence should not be surprising: It is also common among perpetrators of mass violence more generally.
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"I hope we can bring violence in all facets -- not just gun violence, but all facets of violence -- to an end," he said.
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Domestic violence is a feminist issue — and in order to tackle domestic violence, we must address the weapons that make such violence deadly.
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I thought a lot about participating in violence by watching violence.
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When they affirm violence, we should fear that violence will follow.
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And how is violence supposed to "correct" another form of violence?
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Could it be that all this violence just begets more violence?
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Violence begets violence, and we are all beasts at heart. Donk!
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It's not about episodes of violence here, but rather daily violence.
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I despise guns and violence of all kind, even televised violence.
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But there's a bigger argument against fighting violence with more violence.
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This problem of violence will not be solved with more violence.
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The real question is if movie violence promotes real-world violence.
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"I hardly think that condemning violence is inciting violence," she said.
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Violence, particularly gun violence, is the American fact, the American shame.
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The violence we're living with in Mexico is not our violence.
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Historic violence does not excuse present or future violence against children.
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What violence truly hurts me, and what violence do I ignore?
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"We know that violence is the best predictor of future violence," said Shannon Frattaroli, an associate professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, who researches the connection between gun violence and domestic violence.
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The threat of violence is where partisan fissures begin to show: Only 31 percent of Democrats think it's acceptable to meet violence with violence.
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"Violence, of all kinds, [has] increased: insults in the street, physical violence, sexual violence, theft, and armed robbery in the workplace," the report concluded.
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I make my violence against myself worse than any violence against me, and maybe by doing so I do some violence to the world.
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AVP coordinates a national coalition of anti-violence programs, and we track incidences of hate violence and other forms of violence against LGBT people.
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IDF violence that would seem senseless, such as the apparent execution of al-Sharif, is thus a welcome development, by meeting violence with violence.
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Find opportunities to speak out against gun violence with one of the nation's many multi-generational anti-gun violence advocacy groups such as the like the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence or Moms Demand Gun Violence .
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It is not enough, then, to admit that politics may be violent or that it incorporates violence; politics is violence and nothing else — violence artfully emphasized, dressed up to conceal its nature, but violence always and everywhere.
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How does domestic violence — specifically, violence against women — play into this history?
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Threat of violence: Threats of violence are only removed in certain cases.
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I like violence, that's true, but this is like Looney Tunes violence.
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This was a massacre, just wholesale violence for the sake of violence.
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No nation can succeed that tolerates violence or the threat of violence.
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Did we not all learned that "violence cannot solve violence" in kindergarten?
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I don't support any violence or suggestion of violence toward changing policy.
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He's not tolerating violence, he's promoting racism and violence in this country.
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Violence begets violence, and slow advancement through civil protest yields better outcomes.
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" After Saturday's violence, Trump condemned "hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides.
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Toronto's gun violence has been blamed on illegal guns and gang violence.
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Domestic violence is one of the clearest indicators of future gun violence.
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He's not tolerating violence; he's inciting racism and violence in this country.
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Create community-based programs for suicide prevention, domestic violence and urban violence.
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Fighting is an act of violence; killing is an act of violence.
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Most homicides are personal, and follow violence and an escalation of violence.
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Trump condemned violence "on many sides" in his statement following the violence.
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"Before there is physical violence there is linguistic violence," Mr. Haldenwang said.
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And its violence is all violence a state inflicts on its citizens.
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Certainly there's Northern violence, but it was very different from Southern violence.
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The students answered questions about experiencing controlling behaviors, psychological violence, physical violence, sexual violence, fear or intimidation, injury and using self-defense with romantic partners.
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"What most victims of domestic violence want is for the violence to stop," said Kim Gandy, president of the National Network to End Domestic Violence.
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A report submitted to the UN by the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics reports that 87% of married women in Bangladesh have experienced marital violence, with 67% reporting physical and/or sexual violence, 53% economic violence, and 82% psychological violence.
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It was Tarantino who said violence is uniquely cinematic, you can show violence easier than you can write about violence, and I think that's very true.
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The Domestic Violence Project -- Columbia University The Domestic Violence Project at Columbia Law School is a legal clinic which helps domestic violence survivors with legal services.
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Join a local chapter of one of many national gun violence protection organizations like the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence or Moms Demand Gun Violence .
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Individual violence — rape, trafficking and intimate partner violence are rejected; racial profiling, police brutality, militarization and mass incarceration — all forms of institutional violence — are similarly disavowed.
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All of the speakers were kids that had either lost someone because of gun violence, been affected by gun violence or were terrified of gun violence.
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We can tackle violence as a disease and replicate promising models, like Cure Violence and Alive and Free, which break the cycle of violence and retaliation.
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Images of female violence undercut a central message embedded in Lemonade that violence in all its forms, especially the violence of lies and betrayal, hurts. Maybe.
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The violence of Trump's speech was not the violence that is most common in America, violence by those close to us, in our families and neighborhoods.
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We don't want violence, because the bottom line is that we're fighting violence.
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Flu causes more flu, colds cause more colds, and violence causes more violence.
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Many also report experiencing sexual dating violence, physical dating violence, and sexual assault.
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Karissa was booked for felony domestic violence, and Kristina for misdemeanor domestic violence.
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If you don't have too much violence, they go there's not enough violence.
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Fears of violence Previous accusations of election irregularities in Kenya have sparked violence.
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One of the best predictors of violence is a previous history of violence.
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She wants sexual violence or gender-based violence approached as social justice issues.
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Can we talk a little about actual violence versus the threat of violence?
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There's plenty of dark violence and the dark violence of the human heart.
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This system doesn't take sexual violence seriously because it runs on sexual violence.
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Before many incidents of gun violence, shooters display warning signs of impending violence.
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Palestinians are bracing for potential violence; Israel also expects more violence on Friday.
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The victims of police violence, police brutality, racially motivated violence and criminal injustice.
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"He was so against gang violence, so against violence towards anyone," she said.
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Stopping violence against all women starts with opposing any violence against any woman.
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"Transgender people, unfortunately, are at risk of violence everywhere," said Beverly Tillery, program executive director with the New York City Anti-Violence Project whose National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs has been tracking violence against the LGBTQ community since 1996.
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Studies have found this link between more guns and more gun violence to be true again and again — for homicides, suicides, domestic violence, and violence against police.
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National organizations like the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence and The National Domestic Violence Hotline also assist both homeless and housed women experiencing domestic violence and abuse.
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In fact, one of the strongest predictors of violence in general, violence during psychosis, and addictive disorders overall is victimization including domestic violence and abuse during childhood.
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For instance, when we think of combatting "violence" against women, strike organizers argue that we shouldn't limit our imagination to things like domestic violence or sexual violence.
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It's time to recognize that violence against women is violence, full stop, and to take it just as seriously as we take bad jokes about political violence.
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And now we're watching a fight premised on violence — which includes participation of violence toward women — as well as violence related to race, between whites and blacks.
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Both Becoming a Man and Cure Violence target those at risk of gun violence.
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TRUMP: Well, it's a violence — you look at the violence all over the world.
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Because violence for the sake of violence is all moviegoers want to see, right?
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Under them, any connection to violence, including incitement of violence, is grounds for suspension.
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"Hate begets hate; violence begets violence; toughness begets a greater toughness," as the Rev.
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You see that with police violence against racial minorities and government violence against women.
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But some are actually going so far as to answer violence with more violence.
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Bob is "pure evil," and takes pleasure in violence for the sake of violence.
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Violence, left unchecked, begets more violence, leaving devastated and terrified families in its wake.
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So Kiryu's violence is actually limited, as is the effect that violence can have.
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"Violence will only breed more violence," Lam said while flanked by senior city officials.
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The first one that comes up is violence against women and particularly domestic violence.
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VIOLENCE MARS VOTING The election was marred by violence in the southeast and Istanbul.
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About 74 percent listed antigovernment violence, while 39 percent listed "Al Qaeda-inspired" violence.
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Speaking of violence, you then went to Naples, which was rotting because of violence.
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Violence called for violence, jab to jab, punch to punch; segregation demanded counter-segregation.
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If videogames were responsible for violence, there should be more violence in those countries.
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Like gun violence in America, knife violence in Shakespeare is primarily a suicide problem.
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And about how this violence which people suffer from ends up creating more violence.
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But using a threat of violence can be effective in preventing even worse violence.
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" Marcuse also suggested, ominously, that we should not "renounce a priori violence against violence.
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Psychologists and law enforcement have found links between domestic violence and violence toward animals.
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By continuing to condemn violence "on both sides," this may actually incite new violence.
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Threats of violence, or actual violence, set the wrong standard for defining a crisis.
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What do we do to curb this frightening violence which typically begets more violence?
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Vietnamese civilians were besieged on all sides by violence and the threat of violence.
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Because they legitimize their rule through violence, the threat of violence hangs over everything.
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There's a statistical correlation between mass shooters and domestic violence or violence against women.
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About 84% of Native women report experiencing violence in their lifetime — including 56% of women who've faced sexual violence and 55% who've been victims of intimate partner violence.
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I see women who have experienced more violence than me, and women who have experienced less violence than me, but I don't see women who don't experience violence.
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"Ghandi says, if you want to win with violence, you will win with violence, but the violence will stay in the community after you win," he went on.
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These details come as no surprise to many domestic violence experts who know that this kind of workplace violence, and other acts of mass violence outside the home, have their roots in more intimate forms of violence that often transpire inside the home.
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Castro: Police violence is also gun violence CNN's Anderson Cooper asked former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro about his plan to prevent further gun violence in America.
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So the rape revenge film fetishizes both the sexual violence itself and the male guilt surrounding that violence, turning the latter into a vehicle to celebrate yet more violence.
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They agree with police violence, they certainly agree with soldiers' violence against Nazis—why do they not agree with our violence that's being used to stop the same movement?
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For Mike McLively, the community violence initiative director at the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, there are two main areas to address when discussing gun-violence reform.
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The Cure Violence model was created to hire people from affected communities to de-escalate violence in "high-risk" areas by using police data in trying to prevent violence.
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"Most of the conversations we have around gender-based violence are usually linked to sexual violence and usually that's how we understand violence against women," Kishi told the Guardian.
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Sessions' decision fails to distinguish between these forms of gender-based violence and domestic violence.
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One of the fundamental rights is to -- INGRAHAM: Not incite violence, LaDawn, not incite violence.
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" Eric Swalwell: "For Parkland, for Orlando, every community affected by gun violence — ending gun violence.
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So the violence of poverty, the violence of a lack of education was still around.
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"One of them said 'If you want violence, you'll have violence,'" Castro told BuzzFeed News.
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Shortly after, President Trump blamed "hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides" for the violence.
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Futures Without Violence is an advocacy organization designed to end violence against women and children.
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Eventually, Turner met violence with violence -- an act of desperation that feels cathartic and hopeless.
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They defined virtual violence as forms of violence experienced or witnessed virtually on a screen.
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Our shows typically have a level of violence and the setting may dictate the violence.
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But it made sense to use an arena of violence to talk about cultural violence.
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Through it all, Lewis remained stoic and unresponsive, refusing to react to violence with violence.
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He notes that dismissing police for violence against shooting victims only leads to more violence.
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Black Americans are disproportionately subject to violence — in some cases lethal violence — by police officers.
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Modi condemns violence Prime Minister Narenda Modi appealed for calm as the violence broke out.
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"You can't fight violence with more violence," Mr. López Obrador said at a news conference.
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Both state violence and community violence are problems, and they are not necessarily mutually exclusive.
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You don't need a reason for violence: In college football, the violence is the point.
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Most violence scholars know by now that the different types of violence are not unrelated.
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"What I know is that Abdel's violence brought on Kader's violence," their sister, Aïcha, testified.
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In Chicago:The Cure Violence program, launched in 150, treated gun violence as a health epidemic.
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" This is a considerable expansion from domestic violence being "felony or misdemeanor crimes of violence.
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I knew these men sometimes saw violence at work, or even participated in that violence.
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If they still use violence, police have to take proportional action to stop the violence.
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If you can't reconcile that violence — and it is violence — then there are other sports.
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For domestic violence survivors, it can be the difference between homelessness and safety from violence.
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Should a pacifist community accept help from friends offering to stave off violence with violence?
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While intimate partner violence most directly impacts the survivor, such violence has much broader implications.
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Evidence shows that the greatest predictor of future violence is a past history of violence.
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"And we have very little violence — very, very little violence at the rallies," he said.
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President Trump keeps encouraging both violence and white nationalism — and white-nationalist violence is rising.
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Like many mass shooters, he also had a prior record of violence, including domestic violence.
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I'm a huge Tarantino fan, and I've heard him describe his violence as sensationalized violence.
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It is a privilege to make violence into art without being threatened by real violence.
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Domestic violence, she concludes, can act as a "psychological training ground" for large-scale violence.
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A CPO could be issued for physical violence in all states plus the District of Columbia, for sexual violence in 46 states, for threats of physical or sexual violence in 47 states, for stalking in 44 states and for psychological/emotional violence in 28 states.
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Documentarian Cynthia Hill, who directed HBO's 2014 domestic violence doc Private Violence, told The Guardian between 50% and 75% of domestic violence homicides happen after a woman leaves her relationship.
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Countries are caught in the conflict trap -- where inequity, injustice and exclusion spark violence, violence fuels more violence, devastation spreads, poverty deepens, and the poison of violent extremism takes hold.
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I wanted to thank you for your stand against gun violence for not only the victims of gun violence, but those on the verge of being victims of gun violence.
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When criminologists talk about violence, we often focus on how demographic factors such as race and ethnicity, socioeconomic status and gender apply to outward violence, or violence toward other people.
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Trump denies violence Trump said Monday "there's no violence, nobody's been hurt" at his rallies, which have had a number of high-profile incidents of violence in the past week.
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Research shows past domestic violence is a significant risk factor for future violence, and a history of domestic violence is often a shared characteristic among the perpetrators of mass shootings .
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Violence in Veracruz The state of Veracruz has seen a spike in violence in recent years fueled by drug violence and a turf war involving at least two drug cartels.
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"New York is once again leading the way to prevent gun violence, and with this common sense reform, break the inextricable link between gun violence and domestic violence," Cuomo said.
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Policies here should address firearm violence generally, with mass shootings as a subset of that violence.
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Violence is a problem in all three countries, specifically gang violence in El Salvador and Honduras.
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"The next wave of violence against people is using technology to commit that violence," she says.
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"Generally, claims by aliens pertaining to domestic violence or gang violence ... will not qualify," he wrote.
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From political extremism to domestic violence, men are way more likely to commit acts of violence.
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The violence that precedes a domestic violence homicide is not always directed at an intimate partner.
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The worst violence was from the white supremacist racists, but there was violence on both sides.
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We abhor senseless violence, and even more so, we condemn acts of violence against defenseless children.
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The Violence Against Women Act provided more resources to crack down on domestic violence and rape.
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Policymakers know this: One of the best predictors of violence is a previous history of violence.
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It came about through violence, and maintains itself through violence: over bodies, over land, over culture.
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The most pressing problem in Honduras and El Salvador continues to be violence, specifically gang violence.
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"Mental health is a large contributor to any type of violence or shooting violence," he said.
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But the real toll on GDP comes not from reports on violence, but from violence itself.
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Violence returns Following days of relative calm with the ceasefire, deadly violence once again plagues Syria.
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Kratos is good at doling out violence, but Baldur is the perfect receptacle for that violence.
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Why is a "joke" about violence bother people more than actual violence committed against a woman?
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WILLIAMSON: -- quasi-medical -- yeah, if the state is going to do violence, let's make it violence.
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Finally, candidates should discuss their plans for addressing domestic violence — specifically domestic violence perpetrated with firearms.
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Behind the terminology also lies an implicit threat: Political violence will be met with political violence.
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A factor that is clearly linked with higher rates of gun violence, however, is domestic violence.
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" The definition of serious misconduct was "sexual assault, domestic violence or other forms of sexual violence.
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TRUMP: So sad when she talks about violence at my rallies, and she caused the violence.
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Mr. President, declare inner city violence, police related deaths and American gun violence Homeland Security Emergencies.
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In India, violence against women — including sexual assault and domestic violence — are reported every two minutes.
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That turbulence, verging on violence, offended some, who read it as a depiction of sexual violence.
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Everyone is saying that violence is expected because everyone else is saying that violence is expected.
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The biggest challenge facing our domestic violence response is the continual blaming of domestic violence victims.
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It was an intense and divisive election — and one marked by violence and threats of violence.
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She also found videos glorifying sexual exploitation and abuse, human trafficking, gun violence and domestic violence.
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The history of domestic violence by the Texas shooter pointed toward an increased risk for violence.
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We have to decide violence is unacceptable, even in free speech, but you can't have violence.
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" The guidelines also state: "We'll also remove listings that graphically portray violence or victims of violence.
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" The guidelines also state: "We'll also remove listings that graphically portray violence or victims of violence.
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Gender-based violence and sexual violence is often rooted in a sense of inequality between genders.
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Trump: So sad when she talks about violence at my rallies and she caused the violence.
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"Stigma can easily become violence," said Darlene Torres, co-director of client services at the Anti-Violence Project, an organization that aims to reduce violence against LGBTQ and HIV-affected communities.
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Physical violence included beatings, thefts, extortions and kidnappings; psychological violence included humiliation, threats, rejection and insults; and sexual violence included rape, sex in exchange for goods, money, protection, transportation or food.
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" Its draft statement would also "urge the government of Myanmar to fulfill urgently its stated commitment to holding accountable perpetrators of violence, including sexual violence and abuse and violence against children.
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The plan would also dedicate more federal resources toward studying gun violence as a public health issue, increase support for survivors of gun violence, and increase funding for violence intervention programs.
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To prevent and combat the intimate partner violence, sexual violence and stalking affecting too many lives, Congress has authorized and funded the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) for nearly three decades.
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"As in the 2007-2008 (political) violence, sexual violence during the 2017 political violence was directed at women and girls because of their gender but also their ethnicity," the report says.
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At that rally in Cambridge, Ms. Healey stood by Ms. Pressley's side and told the crowd that Ms. Pressley had educated her about trauma, sexual violence, domestic violence and gun violence.
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"The question kept coming up, what about domestic violence, because its often a misdemeanor, and we knew that there was a linkage between gun violence and domestic violence," Mr. Aborn said.
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According to data from the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV), about one in four women and one in nine men have experienced intimate partner physical violence, sexual violence, or stalking.
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Given the inextricable link between domestic violence and lethal gun violence, this legislation will require all domestic violence crime convictions, including misdemeanors, to result in the immediate removal of all firearms.
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"Violence in schools is just a small part of the larger problem of gun violence in our society," Cornell wrote in a statement about prevention of violence in schools and communities.
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Graphic violence — including "any form of gory media related to death, serious injury, violence" — is prohibited from Twitter, as are threats of violence and terrorism, according to the current Twitter rules.
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Framing gun violence as a public health crisis, he also proposed setting up special programs to tackle urban gun violence and to study the ties between violence against women and guns.
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We would understand that violence against women is real violence, and that a person who is capable of enacting violence against women is also capable of being violent toward other people.
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When we think about police violence—enabled by legislation which criminalizes any part of prostitution—not only as state violence but also as male violence against women, the criminalisation of prostitution comes into focus in a new way: as a key driver of male violence against women.
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Putin signs domestic violence bill that gives first-time abusers a break Putin signs domestic violence bill that gives first-time abusers a break President Putin weakened Russia's domestic violence laws Tuesday by signing a new amendment that decriminalizes certain acts of violence in the home.
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"More Asian American women deal with violence than will let on, whether it&aposs sexual violence or physical violence or emotional violence, because we are told not to talk about it, we are told not to disrupt, or we don&apost know where to go for resources."
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I agree that sometimes violence and violence against women can feel exploitative, especially if the point of it doesn't have much to do with the woman who's the victim of the violence.
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Cole works as a "violence interrupter," employed by Cure Violence to intervene in the aftermath of a shooting to prevent retaliations, and to calm people down before a dispute escalates to violence.
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"Reproductive coercion is definitely a part of intimate partner violence," says Nancy Neylon, executive director of Ohio Domestic Violence Network, a Columbus-based non-profit assisting domestic violence shelters throughout the state.
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At a time when violence against women and girls is a global crisis, a decision to deny protection to women who flee gender violence, including domestic violence, would be a grave mistake.
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The proposal would also tackle the gun violence crisis financially, including $100 million a year into local violence intervention programs and at least $100 million for public health research into gun violence.
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This negligent attack on my character will not stop me from continuing my battle and standing up against the violence in our communities, the violence in the nation and the violence worldwide.
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She was charged with domestic violence battery and resisting arrest without violence, according to the Associated Press.
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And yet it was a man's world, a world of extreme violence, and of violence without consequences.
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Trans people face substantial injustices, most significantly violence (perpetrated, like all violence, largely by men) and discrimination.
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But it's really at least four different ones: suicides, urban gun violence, domestic violence, and mass shootings.
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Uptick in violence Amnesty International condemned the attack and noted that violence has intensified recently in Afghanistan.
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It is a mercilessly dark musical that eschews levity and heaps violence on top of more violence.
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It is a mercilessly dark musical that eschews levity and heaps violence on top of more violence.
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"My concern is that the threat of violence will lead to a wave of violence," she said.
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He's using violence against the immigrants, he's using violence right now today… This is a nonviolent demonstration.
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Terrorist violence, as opposed to other types of violence, is distinguishable because it serves a bigger picture.
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Because children that are bent towards violence, they are going to commit violence with or without guns.
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Those who trade in antagonism, in manipulation, in symbolic violence and physical violence, warrant special, unflinching condemnation.
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Past incidents of violence The altercation is not the first incident of violence at a Trump rally.
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As an organization, we abhor violence of any kind and specifically take domestic violence allegations very seriously.
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He is the person who has for months now been not just inciting violence, but applauding violence.
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Violence for the sake of violence doesn't sit well with me as an audience member any more.
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She also founded the Anti–Domestic Violence Network, which in 2003 proposed a law against domestic violence.
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It's an endorsement of violence on women, and broadly speaking, violence on all people, regardless of gender.
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Tyah-Amoy a Marjorie Stoneman Douglas student said conversations about gun violence have to include police violence.
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One of them is gun violence — after all, in 2017, gun violence claimed nearly 40,85033 American lives .
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Every gun violence prevention organization has a list of what must be done to reduce such violence.
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The act expands federal domestic violence protections to include protections for the pets of domestic violence victims.
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Wanton violence and cynical destruction; looting police stations, stealing guns and uniforms; incitement and threats of violence.
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History of violence The Mindanao region has been plagued with violence between Muslims and Christians for decades.
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Picabo Street is facing charges for domestic violence assault and domestic violence in the presence of children.
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They believed in violence and Debs never thought that violence would accomplish anything for the working class.
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There was a lot of ghetto violence in Jamaica at that time, political violence in the ghettos.
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CW: This article discusses incidents of police violence as well as depictions of queerphobia, violence, and murder.
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But local and international human rights groups documented dozens of cases of police violence, including sexual violence.
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Members of Parliament have been targeted with violence, threats of violence and anti-Semitic and racist slurs.
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According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, intimate partner violence affects millions of women every year.
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According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, intimate partner violence affects millions of women every year.
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Everytown collects and distributes gun violence research, advocates for policies, and funds candidates fighting against gun violence.
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For example: What is the relation between law and violence, and when does the law further violence?
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For far too long, our leaders have not taken domestic violence, especially domestic violence involving guns, seriously.
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She wants to see prosecutors handle domestic violence with the same rigor they accord to stranger violence.
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The New York Times has written about ethnic violence in Myanmar or ethnic violence in Sri Lanka.
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The Violence Against Women Act makes it possible to fund social service agencies that support victims of sexual assault and domestic violence, such as law enforcement training and the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
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Read these stories next: Abigail Breslin Shares Her PTSD Experience For Domestic Violence Awareness Month This Dentist Fixed A Domestic Violence Survivor's Tooth For Free 15 Signs Of Domestic Violence That Aren't Physical
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"Very rarely do incidents of violence that are not homicides get media attention," said Beverly Tillery, executive director of the New York City Anti-Violence Project, the nation's largest anti-violence LGBTQ organization.
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Biden was asked during Wednesday&aposs Democratic Debate about how to address sexual violence, and he immediately mentioned that he created legislation addressing violence against women, known as the Violence Against Women Act.
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Thinking about this case invites students to think about why violence perpetrated primarily against women (intimate partner violence, rape, and sexual assault) is treated differently than other violence in the criminal justice system.
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Javier Zarracina/Vox Those two problems are linked: The research has consistently shown that more guns lead to more gun violence — in terms of homicides, suicides, domestic violence, and even violence against police.
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As the girls shared their stories of sexual assault or gang violence, they refused to separate the impact of sexual violence, gun violence and political brutality on their lives and on their city.
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Ms. Stefani said the N.R.A. conspires to limit gun violence research, restrict gun violence data sharing and block every piece of sensible gun violence prevention legislation proposed at local, state and federal levels.
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"There's this belief from the left and right that film and television violence is -- for right or wrong -- playing a part in the violence on the streets and the violence overseas," Sandler said.
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Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence The Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence (ICHV) was first founded in 1973 by four women who were committed to fighting the alarming rates of handgun violence in Chicago.
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The reaction to Depp's controversies mirrors a larger problem: As a culture, we have a tendency to treat domestic violence as violence that "doesn't count," certainly not the way politically motivated violence does.
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Rampant violence Violence against women is rampant in Pakistan, according to the independent Human Rights Commission of Pakistan.
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According to Sessions, immigration judges must stop granting asylum to most survivors of domestic violence and gang violence.
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The President acknowledged some studies have indicated there is a correlation between video game violence and real violence.
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It is the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, not the the Law Center for Gun Violence Prevention.
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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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It is also for others, the victims of police violence, police brutality, racially motivated violence and criminal injustice.
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For support against community violence, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or www.thehotline.
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Domestic violence was outlawed in Kenya in 2015, when the country passed the Protection against Domestic Violence Act.
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Making sure that we can eradicate domestic violence and other forms of violence in the LGBT BME community.
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The report found that 86% of women in jails have experienced sexual violence, with 77% reporting partner violence.
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Recall that not every city suffers from high rates of violence, and within those cities violence is concentrated.
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There was violence in the West, but most of that violence was directed at Indian peoples, at Mexicans.
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So, here is what I think: Guns are a shortcut to violence, and violence is a powerful thing.
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" He continued, "Those people should be arrested because they are inciting violence, OK. They are making violence possible.
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Talking to families who've gone through the pain of losing somebody because of violence in Chicago, gun violence.
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Although the current level of violence is considerably lower than it was in 2017, violence and persecution continues.
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The National School Walkout is a student-led protest against gun violence and policies that enable gun violence.
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Maybe violence isn't the answer, when all it does it beget more violence — and more loved ones dead.
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At best, the violence in Season 2 reinforces what the violence in Season 1 already so effectively communicated.
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Violence at the polls Also violence at the polls may influence the lack of trust, according to Afrobarometer.
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Violent extremism occurs when individuals or groups express their ideological beliefs through violence or a call for violence.
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Violence doesn't just harm young black men and boys—violence inflicts trauma on entire families, neighborhoods and communities.
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So it's not an examination of cinematic violence; it's some of the most realistic violence I've ever seen.
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Though there are many horror stories of police violence, you also chronicle resistance and organizing against police violence.
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Afghan violence Violence is common in Afghanistan, where militants and security forces regularly battle and civilians face threats.
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Cersei may choose violence, but if nobody else does at the moment, she's going to need more violence.
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Track was charged with domestic violence, interfering with a report of domestic violence, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
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And Trump himself has repeatedly encouraged violence from his supporters — even as he claimed he doesn't "condone" violence.
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For victims of domestic violence, the legal protections, including the Violence Against Women Act, are slightly more favorable.
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It said it would also remove tweets that it determined celebrate violence or glorify people who commit violence.
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"Violence against the men and women who wear the badge is violence against us all," Mr. Faulconer said.
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So exactly how are mental health and gun violence intertwined, and what is needed to end the violence?
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The APHA has dedicated a day this year to the topic of violence prevention, including gun violence prevention.
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But we cannot categorically deny a people the right to resist violence, even, under certain conditions, with violence.
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Those leaders affect which laws we live under and how we combat violence and the causes of violence.
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Women experience economic, workforce and healthcare disadvantages, intimate partner violence, gendered violence in public places, and street harassment.
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"You may not make threats of violence or promote violence, including threatening or promoting terrorism," Twitter's rules read.
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While their dispute escalates towards violence, the violence of the world around them soon also impacts their lives.
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" However, National Action claims that it does not condone illegal violence; instead, it says, it supports "legal violence.
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"Violence against women and girls in Mexico, including sexual violence, is endemic," explains Kasia Staszewska of Amnesty International.
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The juxtaposition of violence and serenity is far more disturbing than an unrelenting assault of violence would be.
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They have continued to cause low-level street violence since a 1998 peace deal largely ended paramilitary violence.
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I didn't realize how deeply I had internalized the taboo around talking about sexual violence and domestic violence.
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Sinnott had previously sought a domestic violence restraining order; Gimelstob denied ever committing an act of domestic violence.
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We learn that the opponent of refugees feared violence against sexual minorities — violence that person had already suffered.
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And finally, conducting further research into the nexus of gun violence, violence in mass media and mental illness.
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He fought against mob violence but believed in revolutionary violence for self-defense and the destruction of slavery.
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A government statement released Monday "strongly and unequivocally" condemned the violence and denounced attempts to incite violence online.
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When we make our whole society stronger, we will have less gun violence and violence of all sorts.
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Platitudes such as 'violence only begets violence' have no use when the initial perpetrator has exhibited irrational evil.
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The number of episodes of dating violence, stalking and domestic violence increased each year in all three categories.
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This new policy includes content that simulates violence against a person or language indicating physical violence could occur.
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However, protests Tuesday didn't end in violence, so it's unclear if continued protesting will lead to sustained violence.
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Violence, chaos since 85033: Libya has been embroiled in violence since the 2011 uprising that overthrew Moammar Gadhafi.
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Platitudes such as "violence only begets violence" have no use when the initial perpetrator has exhibited irrational evil.
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Palin, 29, was charged with domestic violence, interfering with report of domestic violence, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct.
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"Violence here, violence there... directed by the embassy of the United States," he added, without offering any evidence.
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In the last 18 months, our family has experienced violence and threats of violence at a horrifying level.
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This includes threats that simulate violence toward an individual or use language that suggests physical violence could occur.
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Black women face the highest rates of domestic violence and intimate partner violence compared to any other demographic.
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Or, are comfortable employing violence and fascist tactics against those whose violence and adherence to fascism you decry.
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And hatred and violence as a counter to hatred and violence doesn't conform to a higher moral standing.
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In a region where violence against women is escalating, activists often focus on more extreme gender-based violence.
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It's a worrying risk accelerant for political violence — that is, violence, intimidation, and threats used toward political ends.
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About 59 percent of adult women in the state have experienced intimate partner violence, sexual violence or both.
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And because within this imaginary schema, the police protect whiteness, their own violence cannot be read as violence.
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We generally don't consider violence against women to be a big deal until it leads to political violence.
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Of course, any violence is unconscionable, but we've seen a lot of violence coming out of the left.
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A PG rating may mean some violence or brief nudity, while a PG-13 rating indicates possible depictions of violence "but generally not both realistic and extreme or persistent violence" and more nudity permitted.
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" The National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs (NCAVP), a nonprofit focusing on addressing and ending hate-violence, released a report Monday titled "Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and HIV-Affected Hate Violence in 2015.
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Domestic violence also doesn't always present as physical violence, which is a common misconception that people have, says Rachel Goldsmith, LCSW-R, associate vice president for the Domestic Violence Shelter Programs at Safe Horizon.
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Such violence legitimates not only a kind of inflammatory rhetoric and ideological fundamentalism that views violence as the only solution to addressing social issues, it also provokes further irrational acts of violence against others.
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"We must start drawing the connections between intimate partner violence and other forms of violence that LGBTQ people experience daily," Essex Lordes from Community United Against Violence in California said in a statement Tuesday.
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That's definitely something I see in my coverage: People don't seem to give as much attention to the acts that make up the bulk of gun violence — meaning domestic violence and inner-city violence.
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"Violence, no matter if it's using violence or condoning violence, will push Hong Kong down a path of no return, will plunge Hong Kong society into a very worrying and dangerous situation," she said.
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For violence against LGBTQ people, the Southern Poverty Law Center hosts an extensive history on homophobic and transphobic rhetoric, and the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs' reports track violence targeting the queer community.
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In a March self-referral, Sessions asked whether a judge should be allowed to grant asylum to a domestic violence survivor because she was a victim of "private violence" — violence that wasn't state-based.
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But it could be even broader — gang violence is also "private" violence, and the "social group" clause has also been used to give asylum to people fleeing gang violence in Honduras and El Salvador.
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I'll take a risk and say it has something to do with the nature of violence at some fundamental level: We no longer have a social sense of a common (good) will toward some common (good) goal, and yet we're also surrounded by violence, acute violence, and a mythos of violence.
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When asked about the "many sides," remark, an anonymous White House official continued to push this misleading narrative, saying that "there was violence between protesters and counter protesters today" without acknowledging that the initial violence, the bulk of the violence, and the most serious violence was all on one side.
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It reminds alert viewers that the exploitation of African Americans as slaves and sharecroppers rested on violence and the threat of violence, and that the instruments of that violence were often agents of the state.
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The outdoor installation, created by art collective Winter Count, titled "Nothing is Natural," is an incredibly poignant work, redressing the notion of violence against the natural world, violence against women, and violence against Indigenous bodies.
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Other groups are calling for gun reform in response to violence in their own neighborhoods, like Mothers In Charge, the Newark Anti-Violence Coalition, Crown Heights Mediation Center and Cure Violence, to name a few.
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She was charged with domestic violence battery and resisting arrest without violence, to which she has pleaded not guilty.
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Britain doesn't have a ready ritual for the politicization of violence -- at least not the violence of political assassination.
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Although it's deemed an "invisible" form of domestic violence, it occurs in the vast majority of domestic violence cases.
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Public policy's goal isn't just to reduce lethal crime and violence, but to reduce crime and violence in general.
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"The me-too movement is not about man-hating; it is not about fighting violence with violence," said Kozakiewicz.
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Sexual violence in Myanmar is quite a common thing, and that's aside from the systemic violence against Rohingya women.
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But how do depictions of violence on shows like Westworld dull our sensitivity to violence, and even our empathy?
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AND I JUST THINK THIS BANK ON BANK VIOLENCE AND EVEN THIS COMPANY TO COMPANY VIOLENCE IS JUST WRONG.
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In the sexual and domestic violence fields, advocates already have a name for this kind of violence: reproductive coercion.
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Too much violence on video *could* desensitize us Research suggests that binging on televised violence can lead to apathy.
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Bew co-founded a charity, Growing Against Violence, that goes into schools to educate young people about knife violence.
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She faces a May 31 court date on misdemeanor charges of domestic violence battery and resisting arrest without violence.
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Then empathy must drive us to act by raising awareness about domestic violence and violence against people with disabilities.
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One factor that might play a role is violence -- even violence depicted in something as seemingly harmless as cartoons.
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It also aggregates types of violence from party and gang shootings to domestic violence, which probably warrant different solutions.
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She spoke directly to the problems of violence in Baltimore, and directly to those most affected by that violence.
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In the same vein, the graphic violence in the book doesn't necessarily exceed the violence seen in other films.
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It's moving from violence on the living individual, through to the process of death, to violence on the corpse.
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If you suspect domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233, or go tothehotline.org.
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Though intermittent violence is common in Sudan's ethnically torn southern and western regions, violence in the capital is rare.
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But that intersects with broader forms of violence on a structural level—violence from the state, gangs and militias.
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But I believe that we should also talk about how these factors influence inward violence, or violence toward oneself.
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Ongoing violence In repose to the violence, schools and colleges were closed and access to the internet was suspended.
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The public and even organizations that provide domestic violence services often overlook the connection between pets and domestic violence.
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Leaders come and go; promises are made and betrayed; anger erupts into violence, which is crushed with greater violence.
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First, hate is hate, violence is violence and both are to be condemned no matter who displays that behavior.
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The Stop School Violence Act addresses violence in schools, Hoyer noted, but does nothing to prevent gun deaths elsewhere.
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Despite what some may say, firearm suicide is gun violence — violence against oneself in a moment of overwhelming hopelessness.
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Coercive control often escalates to spousal physical violence, as a 2010 study in The Journal of Interpersonal Violence found.
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War is not a symptom of a war-like nature; war is just evidence of how violence begets violence.
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Wife reported domestic violence to police Mulhern said Thursday morning that the wife initially reported allegations of domestic violence.
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I still think the state is criss-crossed by lines of violence, and the threat of violence, largely unacknowledged.
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The longer-term career effects of campus violence are understudied, but research suggests that interpersonal violence has devastating impacts.
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Is there a relationship between those two and between the violence of private white citizens and violence of police?
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We did songs like the first song, "Dead Moon California," and that's such a big leap from Violence Violence.
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Schreiber has said that the character of Ray — the violence he suffers, the violence he inflicts — weighs on him.
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Erasmus was horrified — horrified at the violence of Luther's certitude, horrified at the violence his certitude bred within Christendom.
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Studies have found this to be true again and again — for homicides, suicides, domestic violence, and violence against police.
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One reason why shootings tied to domestic violence happen so frequently is that domestic violence itself is incredibly common.
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The weekend of violence has reinvigorated the national conversation around gun violence in America, particularly among Democratic presidential candidates.
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To someone locked in a cycle of violence, more violence always looks like the logical and inevitable next step.
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CC: I think that we're also turning to speech about violence because we're feeling helpful about the violence itself.
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Israel has had horrific experiences with gun violence, but nearly all of them in the context of political violence.
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I was forced to flee my country because of violence and threats of violence against me and my family.
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ISIS's targeted violence toward Christians and Yazidis is the exception, rather than the rule, for violence in the region.
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Data on violence, and particularly sexual violence, is fraught, as victims historically have been loath to involve law enforcement.
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It noted that scattered deadly violence, the use of child soldiers, repression and sexual violence imperiled the fragile peace.
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The systemic violence of class gives way to bloodier, more gruesome violence in which food plays an unfortunate role.
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This means that tens of millions of survivors are impacted by sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking.
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Trump faced harsh criticism for his initial response to the violence, when he blamed "many sides" for the violence.
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Although society cannot prevent violence that results from jealousy or personal animus, violence stemming from racism is not personal.
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If Brewbaker is truly committed to reducing violence, he should begin by acknowledging that racially inspired violence is preventable.
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Later that day, he issued a ruling that removed asylum protections for victims of domestic violence and gang violence.
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More than three-quarters of parents believe media violence, including video games, is contributing to America's culture of violence.
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The next step of abuse is isolation, followed by the threat of violence, actual violence, profuse apology, and repeat.
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And the linkage between poverty and violence might indicate that violence produces poverty, not that poverty leads to war.
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It's easy to see how that mindset justifies violence — even if neither the mindset nor the violence is justified.
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" Yana Valenca, 50, domestic violence victim and president of association "Diana's Hope" "Victims of domestic violence haven't been heard.
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Furthermore, when someone displays a propensity for large-scale violence, such as by advocating violence against protesters or immigrant families, calling perpetrators of violence such as white supremacists "very fine people" or showing oneself vulnerable to manipulation by hostile foreign powers, then these things can promote a much more widespread culture of violence.
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Each of these books also addresses the structures and systems in place that subject women to violence and the circumstances in which women are forced to undergo such violence — without subjecting readers to gratuitous violence themselves.
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The dehumanizing of non-Western victims of Western violence is shocking: U.S. media outlets love to dramatize and endlessly highlight Western victims of violence, while rendering almost completely invisible the victims of their own side's violence.
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When violence erupted at some of the protests, the complaint says, Mckesson and other Black Lives Matter leaders "failed to disavow the violence and urged its followers that violence was part of revolution," the complaint says.
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"Law enforcement approaches to violence against women may deter some acts of violence in the short term," survivor organizers with INCITE and Critical Resistance wrote in a statement on gender violence and the criminal penal system.
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The act has established the National Domestic Violence Hotline, the Office on Violence Against Women within the Department of Justice, and myriad programs to train victim advocates, police officers, prosecutors and judges on gender-based violence.
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And all Londoners now commute daily past the statues, buildings and memorials that stand like pieces on a chessboard, commemorating centuries of war, conflict, empire and colonialism, of violence meted out, violence suffered and violence defied.
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"Violence against windows -- there's no such thing as violence against windows," a masked Antifa member in Union Square told CNN.
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Any threat of violence that conjures up a visual of violence is more dangerous than just having different political views.
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The form of sexual violence women face here is actually similar to sexual violence women face in all conflict areas.
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Family members of those killed by gun violence attend a news conference to demand action for gun violence prevention, Dec.
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"Research shows us that domestic violence is one of the biggest risk factors for future acts of violence," Allchin continued.
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"Violence against sex workers, especially violence committed by law enforcement, is unfortunately very prevalent in the United States," Daring said.
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Violence can sometimes be stopped only by more violence, but that's something all of us should deeply regret, not celebrate.
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It has long been speculated that enacting violence in a virtual world desensitizes people to violence in the real one.
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Violence against women in South Africa, particularly sexual violence, has been widespread for years, just like in many other countries.
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Yet if the opium trade led to violence, violence has also led to the development of innovative applications for opium.
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News outlets suggested that Black Lives Matter led to not just more violence against police but more violence in general.
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It has also been more recently criticized for contributing to Myanmar violence, as extremists' hate speech-filled posts incited violence.
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Earlier this year, then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions ruled that domestic violence and gang violence are not grounds for asylum.
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But we don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others.
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We know how violence, particularly armed violence, makes us all feel less than human, angry and, too often, more violent.
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In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, here are some subtle signs of domestic violence that don't include physical abuse.
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The law criminalizes violence and attempted violence directed at individuals because of their race, gender, national origin and sexual orientation.
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No violence reported by Syrian, Russian media Neither SANA nor Russian state media has reported episodes of violence Friday morning.
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We can learn much from the violence of the past, but not by wishing away the violence of the present.
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There is a direct correlation between the violence and racism in Charleston and the violence and racism in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Compared to daily violence that absolutely guarantees a future of even more violence and possible sectarian explosion in the region?
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"He controlled the victim by violence, threats of violence, and sexual abuse against her and her children," the release states.
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The U.N. Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women and Girls should start including this kind of violence in its investigations.
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He promotes this idea that "you are men and women of violence" and you use violence to solve your issues.
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United States of America, a domestic violence and human rights case that helped change US policy on gender-based violence.
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" On domestic violence: "If you can add domestic violence paragraphs — pages — into [the Manchin-Toomey bill], I'm all for it.
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"Donald Trump condemns a Black man for non-violence more harshly than White supremacists for violence," Bryce wrote on Twitter. .
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"Domestic violence is a choice," said Cindy Southworth, the executive vice president of the National Network to End Domestic Violence.
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Researchers have found this to be true not just with homicides but also suicides, domestic violence, and violence against police.
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Russia has no domestic-violence law, and in 2017 decriminalised domestic violence that does not result in a hospital visit.
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Senate Bill S5187 would have required domestic violence awareness in school curriculum and established a domestic violence awareness trust fund.
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Further, American independence from Great Britain was earned through violence, and violence restored the broken Union during the Civil War.
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The intersection of poverty and violence results in women forgoing food to either help their children or avoid triggering violence.
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"You can't fight violence with violence, you can't fight evil with evil — you have to fight evil by doing good."
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Cure Violence applies disease control methods to gun violence prevention by identifying and "treating" the highest risk individuals and communities.
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The analysis covers violence against women politicians, but also other forms of women-specific political violence, according to The Guardian.
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Or do they suffer because of capitalism, because of the violence of our governments, because of the violence of Macron?
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Under a recent Trump administration policy, those claiming a fear of domestic violence or nongovernmental gang violence will be rejected.
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Vietnam has the ninth-worst intimate partner violence at 34.4% and the eighth-worst violence against women attitudes at 36%.
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The New York City Anti-Violence Project, which works to end violence against LGBTQ people, offers legal support and counseling.
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The mental health effects of sexual violence, augmented by schools' indifference to that violence, can be particularly detrimental to survivors.
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Despite the images of violence, there were also examples of civility and unity shared, and Gray's family denounced the violence.
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"The Family Violence Prevention Services Act is the primary funding source for most domestic violence shelters," said Waters—not HUD.
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Researchers have found this to be true not just with homicides but also suicides, domestic violence, and violence against police.
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It's interesting, because Still, Nothing Moves You is very much an extension of Violence Violence in a lot of ways.
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Amro is "too smart" to commit acts of violence himself, Marzel said, but still blamed him for anti-Israeli violence.
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Violence begetting violence will merely worsen mistrust and result in the loss of yet more innocent lives on all sides.
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"We don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others," Sen.
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"We've heard loud and clear that our policies need to differentiate between real-world violence and gaming violence," Wojcicki said.
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L.G.B.T. people regularly face the threat of violence, and Human Rights Watch has denounced the country's widespread domestic-violence problem.
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Programs like Cure Violence and Becoming a Man have been shown effective in reducing violence among at-risk young people.
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Lewis pled no contest to 1 felony domestic violence charge -- and also admitted guilt in a previous domestic violence incident.
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Most recently, we're doing testimony on the anti-Rohingya violence in Myanmar and the current anti-Semitic violence in Europe.
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The psychological violence of that encounter seemed almost like a replay of the literal violence it was meant to investigate.
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By the end, it's clear that their solution to even the most incompetent uses of that violence is more violence.
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A young man drawn to violence Investigators and those who knew Connor Betts have described him as bent on violence.
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If he is right, it could mean a sea change not just in gun violence, but violence of all types.
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Certainly, in "Fargo," or in stories where you know violence is coming, I never want that violence to be entertainment.
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Does our deportation of Central Americans fleeing violence help us convince Europeans and others to take in Syrians fleeing violence?
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Mitch McConnell, Ted Cruz and John Cornyn for not reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act or acting on gun violence.
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Other topics of discussion will include prison reform, how to prevent gang violence and reducing violence in Chicago, Sanders said.
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Violence inside the womb to unborn humans who have been completely dehumanized is undoubtedly adding to violence outside the womb.
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The violence morphed into street battles between Hindu and Muslim groups with the police largely ineffective in ending the violence.
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Civilians displaced by the violence cautiously contemplated returning to their homes on Wednesday, waiting to see whether violence would resume.
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He was aware of the mass violence around him, but he did not take up arms and perpetuate the violence.
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With so many groups able to cause violence, it may be difficult to tell if the reduction of violence works.
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I think we need to be alert to the historical context in which we speak about violence, including structural violence.
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Modeled after Cure Violence, the Richmond program treats gun violence as an epidemic disease that spreads by exposure to it.
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Each of the 17 plaintiffs has been either a victim of violence or a witness to violence against fellow employees.
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Aird said gun violence in Virginia isn't just mass shootings; it includes violence that's more frequent and less talked about.
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This all-male show with violence at its center is clearly meant to provoke thoughts about masculinity, violence, and race.
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"Systematic violence," meaning violence directed against members of a marginalized group by a dominant one, works to traumatize and terrify.
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Research shows significant shares of child migrants from all three countries witnessed violence or were threatened by violence before fleeing.
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Violence inflicted on the community — especially mass violence such as Sunday's shooting — can be overwhelming and fear-inducing to even the most resilient queer person, and can bring up past trauma related to experiences with hate-violence.
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Gionfriddo said the response to this shooting has been particularly frustrating because, while mental illness isn't a predictor of violence, a history of violence is — and the shooter, Devin Kelly, reportedly had a history of domestic violence.
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DOJ – campus sexual violence grants: The Justice Department on Wednesday announced it will award 57 federal grants totaling $18 million to help college and university campuses respond to sexual assaults, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking crimes.
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This latest incident underscores the rise of violence and intimidation not only against Muslim communities but against abortion providers and women's health centers in the U.S. According to the 2016 National Clinic Violence Survey, 34.2% of abortion providers in U.S. said they have experienced violence or threats of violence, a 19.7% increase from 2014.
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" As noted by blogger Jennifer Rubin in the Washington Post, the administration also hasn't appointed a director for the Office on Violence Against Women, an office dedicated to "developing the nation's capacity to reduce violence against women, and administering justice for, and strengthening service to, victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking.
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The economic impact of domestic violence should not be underestimated: According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, up to 60% of survivors lose their jobs and the cost of intimate partner violence exceeds $8.3 billion every year.
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But most of all, it allows us to think of ourselves as morally superior and innocent, and therefore holding the right to inflict violence ourselves, but now a violence that is morally legitimate, and hence a nonviolent violence.
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"What's at stake in this case is the recognition of the seriousness of domestic violence, of the dangers of guns in the context of domestic violence," said Kiersten Stewart, the director of public policy for Futures Without Violence.
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We are unlikely to find a silver bullet, one single intervention, that effectively eliminates all types of gun crimes because the underlying factors that precipitate one-on-one violence, gang violence, domestic violence and mass murders are different.
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But the department will also bring the weight of civil rights enforcement to every school in the country, where episodes of dating violence, domestic violence and stalking — collectively known as "intimate partner violence" — have increased in recent years.
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Washington (CNN)From Julián Castro's remark on the Democratic debate stage that "police violence is gun violence" to criminal justice forums to the various presidential candidates' official campaign platforms, police violence in America is receiving heightened political attention.
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A study from the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs reported the most common forms of violence against L.G.B.T.Q. people were verbal harassment at 20 percent, threats and intimidation at 17 percent and physical violence at 11 percent.
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This is what folks who rail against the focus on police violence — and pull up against that, community violence — get wrong.
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Cerdá is an epidemiologist at UC Davis' Violence Prevention Research Program, which focuses on another politicized region of science—gun violence.
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Saar forefronts symbols of martial violence, thus getting at the underlying violence of the society that produces and purchases these objects.
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"Those are things that are just completely not reflective of what sexual violence is and what domestic violence is," Adess says.
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Our specific objectives are to reduce sectarian conflict, violence and the potential of violence between differing religious communities in southern Iraq.
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Globally, an estimated 35% of women have experienced physical or sexual violence by a partner, or sexual violence by a stranger.
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Farley convened a November summit on violence in Washington DC, where 20 experts talked about theories of violence and possible solutions.
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It was an important day of power and community-building, articulating connections between violence against women and violence against the land.
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ET. If you suspect domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233, or go to thehotline.org.
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In order to reduce domestic violence injuries and fatalities, each state must enhance and enforce its domestic violence and firearms laws.
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Gun violence has long plagued Chicago, with bursts of violence dominating headlines in the city and at times across the country.
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The duo also co-founded the "Preventing Sexual Violence Initiative" in 2012, which encourages states to tackle sexual violence and injustice.
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Then they posit that the remedy for that violence is a progression of deliberate, even gleeful acts of violence in return.
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History of domestic violence, money troubles It wasn't the actor's first experience with domestic violence, according to people who knew him.
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Participants planned the violence beforehand, and "there is no First Amendment protection for violence," said Karen L. Dunn, a lead attorney.
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This June, Sessions directed immigration judges to stop granting asylum to many victims of domestic violence, gang violence, and other crimes.
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He added that victims of gang violence and domestic violence would probably not be able to prove that under this ruling.
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She was released Sunday on a $2,500 bond and faces misdemeanor charges of domestic-violence battery and resisting arrest without violence.
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If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call the National Domestic Violence Helpline on 0808 2000 247.
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If you want to help protect women from domestic violence, then this November, you must be a gun-violence prevention voter.
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Officers assume the risk of violence when they join the service and are trained to respond to violence with lethal force.
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Spotify will also crack down on artists who "have demonstrated hateful conduct personally," such as violence against children or sexual violence.
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In his experience, he said, domestic violence was often ignored, and the Air Force's view of violence against women remains outdated.
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No major violence Nevertheless, the ceasefire appears to have led to a respite in violence in the five-year civil war.
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Most discussions of race and gun violence focus on black men, who are particularly likely to be exposed to gun violence.
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Authorities were fearful that the violence would spread to other towns that had seen outbreaks of religious violence the previous year.
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"There is a demand for violence because people feel that violence is the only card that they can play," March said.
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We must stop ignoring violence in families, and treat relationship abuse as what it is: a warning sign for future violence.
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The violence in 2016 came as part of a broader surge in violence across Chicago, the nation's third most populous city.
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Londoners' signs touched on a wide range of issues, including women's rights, LGBTQ rights, domestic violence, sexual violence and reproductive rights.
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A history of association with domestic violence is relatively common among those who have committed political violence in the United States.
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" "That is an incitement to violence ... or being cavalier or reckless about violence, and that has no place in this election.
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" That recommended legislation could include "defining new crimes of violence and establishing new mandatory minimum sentences for existing crimes of violence.
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Violence & PolicingOf all the issues, the subject of police violence has become the become most associated with modern civil rights activism.
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"Children out of school are extremely vulnerable for sexual violence, violence in general (and) for recruitment via extremist groups," he said.
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A person or group must threaten violence, declare it has a violent mission or actually take part in acts of violence.
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Germany, a society responsible for so much violence in its recent past, was the last place to tolerate still more violence.
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Researchers have found this is true not just with homicides, but also with suicides, domestic violence, and even violence against police.
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Osuna was charged with domestic violence and served a 75-game suspension for violating the league's domestic violence policy in 2018.
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And that ultimately contentious word "terrorism" refers to violence or threat of violence that poses a political threat to the state.
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While Baltimore sees continued gun violence, three of the four neighborhoods that implemented Safe Streets saw a decrease in gun violence.
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Requiring that domestic violence restraining orders and gun violence restraining orders be entered into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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Facebook issued a statement after shutting down several of Jones's pages for "glorifying violence," and violating the platform's graphic violence policy.
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Melanie Carlson spent almost five years working in shelter based setting with clients experiencing domestic violence, sexual violence and/or homelessness.
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During the hearing, Ketterer will receive counseling on domestic violence, violence prevention and warned of the consequences for any repeat violations.
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This spate of violence is tragic for Europe, as is any loss of life or instance of large-scale gun violence.
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When people talk about the band they seem to say Violence Violence or Rohnert Park are the big ones for them.
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But people never would have thought in a million years that we would go from Violence Violence to L-Shaped Man.
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It included multiple initiatives to protect undocumented people from various forms of violence including human trafficking, domestic violence and sexual assault.
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Most of the migrants reported having experienced physical violence, and nearly one out of five said they had suffered sexual violence.
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According to a study conducted by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, 20% of pregnant women experience violence during their pregnancy.
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Mentally ill people are far, far likelier to be the victims of violence (including violence committed by police) than the perpetrators.
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Unicef has data on violence indicators that may be telling for travelers, including domestic violence, female genital mutilation and female homicide.
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The president's continued encouragement of violence — and of white nationalism — is part of the reason that white-nationalist violence is increasing.
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I've witnessed him comfort the survivors of gun violence, and I've seen him fight for solutions to gun violence — and win.
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It is a harsh environment, yet the most pervasive violence in this book is not physical — it's the violence of erasure.
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Mr. Trump's now familiar affinity for violence is manifest in his verbal threats and his incitement to violence at his rallies.
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Such autonomous zones are not the solution for violence against minorities nor do they get to the root cause of violence.
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If you are experiencing domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233, or go to thehotline.org.
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And when there is a high risk of violence, one emerging policy solution to prevent gun violence is worth close consideration.
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People say that about all acts of violence, rape and other forms of sexual violence, child trafficking, child labor, and others.
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She said she found videos glorifying not only suicide but sexual exploitation and abuse, human trafficking, gun violence and domestic violence.
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But Democrats enjoyed wide margins on handling gun violence, domestic violence and sexual harassment – all issues now commanding wide public attention.
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We must act against words that cause violence in ways similar to the way we would act against the violence itself.
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At MSNBC's Gun Safety Forum in September he held up Laquan McDonald as an example of police violence as gun violence.
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Building an inclusive anti-violence movement means recognizing that sexual violence and harassment can occur within feminist and social justice spaces.
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And one would say that there is a tradition in this country of looking at violence, and violence at black bodies.
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Through their innovative model, Cure Violence aims to shift the culture away from treating violence with criminal prosecution and towards prevention.
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According to the report, 14 percent of women in poverty have faced the most extensive violence and abuse, such as being victims of extensive coercive control and physical violence from a partner, or facing both physical and sexual violence.
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This is the fundamental story of gun violence in America: While violence and crime occur all over the world, the prevalence of guns in the US makes these kinds of crime and violence much more likely to turn deadly.
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In its first gender violence poll conducted last year, the government of Buenos Aires discovered that 26.9% of the 1,003 women surveyed had suffered both physical and sexual violence, and more than half had been subjected to psychological violence.
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Twin attacks in Kabul continue unprecedented year of Taliban violence Twin attacks in Kabul continue unprecedented year of Taliban violence A double attack hit the city of Kabul on Wednesday, continuing a run of unprecedented Taliban violence this year.
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Second, the law requires a newly-established Office of Violence Prevention and Health Equity to prevent the viral spread of violence by bringing therapy and social service coordination directly to victims of interpersonal violence while they're still in hospitals.
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Since then, however, it has become a symbol of the ongoing struggle for non-violence and gun control worldwide, serving as the symbol of the The Non-Violence Project, a nonprofit advocating for social change through violence-prevention programming.
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The current law, enacted in 1994 and reauthorized ever since, addresses sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking, primarily by providing grants and support to organizations and law enforcement programs that work with domestic violence victims and prevention.
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It remains difficult for many to accept the throughline from online abuse to real-world violence against women, much less the fact that violence against women, online and off, is a predictor of other kinds of real-world violence.
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And while he might not be responsible for the violence at his rallies, do we want that violence in the White House?
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The so-called "Wolf Pack" trial has acted as a lightning rod for Spain's attitudes towards sexual violence and sexual violence survivors.
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Not because it directly incites violence but because it glorifies violence, or fosters "hatred" that could then, in turn, lead to harm.
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"I'm looking at the interactions between police officers who respond to domestic violence calls and victim-survivors of domestic violence," she says.
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Four lessons kids can learn from watching sports Domestic Violence There have been some notable cases of domestic violence within the NFL.
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Hope, the security analyst, blames the renewed violence on "really nasty fights" between the larger cartels, and "increasing violence," between smaller gangs.
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No other signs of violence There were no other signs of violence to Bourdain's body, local prosecutor Christian de Rocquigny said Saturday.
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To the extent that such communication verges on violence or the threat of violence, it loses the immunity of the First Amendment.
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A call for evacuation could lead to violence between the settlers and the IDF and violence between settlers and the Palestinian population.
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So there's this perpetual engagement in state violence, and we should expect that violence to reverberate throughout society during and after war.
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Citizen efforts to document police violence, and in the process, help deescalate tense situations and bring accountability to police usage of violence.
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This is dehumanizing and its own kind of violence, and it typically leads to even more explicit forms of abuse and violence.
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According to Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, nearly two-thirds of the 93 deaths by gun violence every day are suicides.
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And the general tendency, historically, at least, for police to not treat domestic violence episodes as seriously as other kinds of violence.
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Why is so much violence always directed toward girls, and why do we direct so much violence toward ourselves, physically and psychologically?
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It's a form of psychological warfare that uses violence or the threat of violence to create some social, political, or religious change.
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That field, at least according to the exhibition's conceit, is the arena of violence, specifically the political violence exercised by the State.
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Because if you'll notice, the worst violence in the show, the absolute worst violence in the show is visited on a man.
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What we're not getting a good measure of is low level violence, or violence that doesn't result in a serious physical injury.
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Dianne Feinstein and Dr. Fanta Aw, an American University administrator, both stressed that speech that threatens violence is equivalent to violence itself.
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Everyday violence, from revenge killings to ethnic violence to kidnappings for ransom, became completely normal for my friends and family in Iraq.
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If we are to promote healing, growth, and thriving after sexual violence, we need to talk about the nuances of sexual violence.
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Violence began in May Prominent white nationalist RIchard Spencer led a demonstration in mid-May that served as prelude to Saturday's violence.
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She said she was worried about escalating violence, but added that "the protesters were just trying to protect themselves against police violence".
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If you add in sexual violence, stalking, and other forms of intimate partner violence like psychological aggression, the numbers climb even higher.
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He supports abortion rights, he voted to renew the Violence Against Women Act, and he's backed increasing funding for domestic violence assistance.
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The violence in 20143 was the highest since 2012, according to the report by the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs (NCAVP).
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The violence he will inflict in office, and the permission he gives for others to commit violence, is just beginning to emerge.
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Intimate partner violence, police violence, the wage gap, cultural appropriation, and reproductive justice are all concerns under the umbrella of Black feminism.
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That is itself violence, and to expect that that is not going to lead to interpersonal violence in those communities is nuts.
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"But we don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others," he added.
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The only solution for it is violence, and the events at the fence these past days are a manifestation of that violence.
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Domestic violence, experts say, often occurs when an abuser concludes that violence is the best tool to solve his or her grievances.
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Violence, intimidation or threats of violence at polling places should be reported to local law enforcement, says DOJ in a Tuesday statement.
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"I know violence cannot fight violence but sometimes aggression is needed to attract the attention of the government and others," he said.
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He said the trend was also seen in Nepal, where gender-based violence has become the deadliest form of violence this year.
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"Digital violence is not seen as real violence and .. it is not understood as a form of gender-based abuse," she said.
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In that case, Sessions said victims of domestic violence or gang violence perpetrated by nongovernmental actors generally will not qualify for asylum.
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Banning bump stocks will not significantly reduce day-to-day gun violence; we must continue to pursue additional gun violence prevention policies.
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This story is truly amazing, as Barnes knows, an arc of human degradation without violence (the threat of violence, of course, everywhere).
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Regardless of who carried out the massacre, this violence is the legitimate daughter of the culture of violence, hunger and inhumane exploitation.
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" Violence against women: "The House is expected to act swiftly to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) in the coming days.
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"But we don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others," Cruz said.
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Cure Violence groups and HVIPs often work together in cities to reduce gunshot victimizations in the neighborhoods most impacted by gun violence.
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"There is a wealth of data, associating alcohol abuse with risk of future violence, including future violence that involves firearms," Wintemute said.
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But experts say tolerance of gender violence in Colombia's macho culture means women are often blamed for the violence inflicted on them.
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Under a new Trump administration policy, those claiming a fear of domestic violence or non-governmental gang violence will be immediately rejected.
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While world wars aim to decimate enemies and their capacities for violence, "revolutions" aim to transform violence and oppression by empowering people.
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Indeed, was King's death a random act of violence or simply part of longer American narrative of racism and anti-Black violence?
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"Violence is unpredictable, and none of this guarantees that it will continue to fall," Sharkey said of the anti-gun violence efforts.
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Moreover, the allegation of violence came as Mr. Trump faces accusations that he incites or condones violence against protesters at his rallies.
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And I quickly began jotting down notes on scenes of violence and near-violence, and gathering voices of angry, frustrated Trump supporters.
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Because of all the violence, I have to always think, Gun violence isn't just affecting people in other places; it's here, too.
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That's not because those campuses were magically sexual-violence-free; in reality, one in five undergraduate women experiences sexual violence on campus.
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Does violence against a political enemy become justified if they are not only encouraging violence against targeted groups but systematically committing it?
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Meanwhile, human rights groups have urged courts to see domestic violence as a form of gender-based violence that counts as persecution.
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Noisey: Looking back on Violence Violence now, what are some things that you dislike about it or wish you could have changed?
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"This violence only sustains violence, with the people below being hit in the face with bombs," Alexis Corbiere said on Radio Classique.
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"But we don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others," he said.
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Jesus as king does not conquer his enemies through violence, he converts them to his cause by meeting violence with sacrificial love.
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More than 280 mass shootings have taken place in 2019 so far, according to the gun violence research group Gun Violence Archive.
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There is a long American tradition of violence in the service of politics—and especially violence sparked by racial and ethnic tension.
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In a nation founded on violence against indigenous peoples, the question invites us to examine our own complicity in perpetuating that violence.
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For the analysis, Vocativ searched Google for stories about gun violence in 2016, and compared the findings with the Gun Violence Archive.
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"Barry" is a dark, dark show, but it's never more curious about violence than it is curious about the consequences of violence.
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"Generally, claims by aliens pertaining to domestic violence or gang violence perpetrated by nongovernmental actors will not qualify for asylum," he wrote.
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Yet videos that misrepresent violence pass as believable because so much horrible violence is real in the Anglophone Northwest and Southwest regions.
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Noting the fear of escalating violence against women, he said there are plans to "beef up" family violence and child protection units.
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"There was an awful lot of violence, shocking amount of violence, apart from the Troubles," Burns said when asked about her childhood.
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He often says that "violence should be fought with violence," and mimics the firing of a pistol with his hands during speeches.
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Trump has criticized Chicago's violence The decrease in slayings comes as President Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized Chicago's violence, particularly in 2017.
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The county district attorney's office prosecuted about 7,800 domestic violence cases last year, said Scott E. Kessler, the domestic violence bureau chief.
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The attacks have rekindled the national conversation around gun violence and reforms that could be passed in Washington to curb future violence.
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High school students and other anti-violence advocates have taken to the streets to seek the end of gun violence in America.
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That raises the specter that violence by demonstrators would be subject to terrorism investigations more readily than the violence of counter-demonstrators.
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But it is not just Rwigara's supporters who allege violence or the threat of violence at the hands of the Rwandan state.
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Violence and especially violence against women runs through Mr. von Trier's movies (whipping, rape, death), which often involve some kind of redemption.
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Fight Club depicted this relationship between patriarchy and violence, but it also offered a warning: Look where violence gets you, silly men.
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YouTube requires flaggers to document specific timestamps noting where in the video the violence happens, along with written descriptions of that violence.
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Purple is the color that is worn in support of victims of domestic violence, usually during Domestic Violence Awareness month in October.
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Since efficient drug dealing is, by its illicit nature, likely to involve violence, those accustomed to violence are drawn to drug dealing.
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What we learn from the history of violence is that we need to be specific and concrete when we speak about violence.
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The prevalence of intimate partner violence and sexual violence is as high, or even higher, among LGBTQI individuals than the general population.
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Ho told CNN in September that he met the men before any violence occurred and said he condemned any violence or lawbreaking.
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Our children experience a cacophony of violence too often in silence, as if violence against children could ever be accepted as tolerable.
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Why not, then, the one that calls loudly for the protection of children from violence, abuse, exploitation, and neglect -- in short, violence?
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Carrying a gun and yelling racist epithets does not transform planned violence into protected conduct — it only makes that violence more loathsome.
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Jordan Wolfson's "Real Violence" provides a virtual-reality view of a brutal 22017-second assault — real violence that many Americans rarely see.
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Research into domestic violence in 2016 revealed that 31% of married women have experienced physical, sexual, or emotional violence by their spouses.
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This suggests the US not only has more gun violence overall, but a higher rate of gun violence per capita as well.
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Study after study on the occurrence of sexual violence supports such a conclusion, meaning that more sexual violence occurs than is reported.
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"They wanted to show that they do not accept violence, threats of violence or discrimination against Jews in Malmo," Mr. Sieradzki said.
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Researchers have found this to be true not just with homicides, but also with suicides, domestic violence, and even violence against police.
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But she said that violence against female tourists was a thread in the broader fabric of violence against women around the world.
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It worked to outlaw marital rape, to raise awareness about domestic violence and build shelters for women fleeing rape and domestic violence.
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The police are thus structurally placed to protect whiteness against violence, where violence is the imminent action of the black male body.
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Researchers have found this is true not just with gun homicides but also with suicides, domestic violence, and even violence against police.
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Domestic violence is nothing to ruin a man's life over, the idea seems to be, but even a joke about political violence?
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Their work has led to major wins, for example in combatting gender-based violence in the Violence Against Women Act of 2004.
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The new rules, announced in November, specify that any ties to violence will be grounds for suspension, as will threats of violence.
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One in three women experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime, and armed conflicts exacerbate the level of violence against women.
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Dick Sears, a Democrat, to introduce the bill defining all mass violence or attempted mass violence as terrorism as a blanket rule.
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The New York City Anti-Violence Project, a New York City-based nonprofit working to address hate-violence in the LGBTQ community, offers a 24/7 bilingual hotline and devotes their resources to addressing hate violence in the queer community.
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"What my office has not and will not lose sight of is these tragedies all stemmed from domestic violence -- and I take domestic violence very seriously," Ayala said, adding that she has created a specialized unit to combat domestic violence.
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Based on this, Apple assigns the app a rating for ages 4+ (no objectionable material), 9+ (mild or infrequent violence or horror content), 212+ (mild language, violence, suggestive themes, and simulated gambling), or 29+ (language, violence, sex, nudity, alcohol, tobacco, drugs).
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There is certainly reason to believe that more traditional attitudes about male/female relationships, which make a greater allowance for men's expression of violence and masculinity, which are often seen as linked, can cultivate violence against women and violence generally.
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"There hasn't been any conversation around the ways that gender-based violence, violence against women impacts maternal outcomes and clinical experiences for survivors," Sevonna Brown, assistant director of the organization, which works directly with survivors of sexual and domestic violence.
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"The president on a number of occasions has spoken out against violence and has certainly said a political dispute like this can never be used to justify violence or a threat of violence," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters.
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She and other parents of children killed by gun violence recently joined together through the organization New Yorkers Against Gun Violence to create a yearbook that is meant to draw attention to the toll of gun violence on young people.
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After all, gun violence doesn't just impact people living in any given home: men who carry out domestic violence have been linked to other types of violence as well, as was brutally evidenced in the recent Kroger shooting in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Brady Root, prevention education coordinator for the Office of Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance at Rutgers, helped coordinate the SCREAM Theater Program, which uses improv theater to educate students about issues relating to sexual violence, bystander intervention, violence prevention, and consent.
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"It is very difficult to explain in Russia that domestic violence is not a family conflict, it is violence," said Marina Pisklakova-Parker, the founder of the National Center for the Prevention of Violence, also known by its Russian acronym, ANNA.
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Violence in build-up to elections The lead-up to the elections has been marked by violence, prompting warnings from the British and US governments that they would deny visas to and likely prosecute anyone found inciting violence during the vote.
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In California, which passed its gun violence restraining order (GVRO) law more recently, the San Diego City Attorney's Office issued 10 gun violence restraining orders earlier this month following highly credible threats of gun violence, suicide and danger to children.
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"Gun Violence is not just a statistic," Joseph Sakran, a trauma surgeon at Johns Hopkins Medicine and gun violence survivor, said early Tuesday.
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But his writings suggest that the white nationalist ideas behind violence and attempted violence in the United States and elsewhere influenced him deeply.
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Moreover, renewed talks failed to generate an agreement, and worsening violence during the second intifada violence made another round of talks seem impossible.
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U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions also announced that asylum protections will no longer be offered to victims of domestic violence and gang violence.
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For Tio Hardinman, president of Violence Interrupters, a Chicago anti-violence group, people in the neighborhood have a key role in the case.
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"When you're talking about domestic violence, you're talking about this concept that the violence is not just impulsive — it's coercive, generally," Adess says.
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The movement, Crow said, sees alt-right hate speech as violent, and for that, its activists have opted to meet violence with violence.
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Drought, poverty and violence in Central America Some factors are longstanding issues in the region -- such as poverty, organized crime, violence and impunity.
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Independent lines of evidence suggest other species have acquired similar habits, such as retaliatory violence, threats of retaliatory violence, and grudge-like behavior.
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In the days after the violence in Charlottesville, local police faced criticism for failing to stop violence at the hands of white supremacists.
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Heather Locklear arrested for domestic violence 'Melrose Place' star Heather Locklear was reportedly arrested for felony domestic violence and attacking a police officer.
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Let us continue to stand together like a wall against violence, any form of violence, and to fight together for our shared home.
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"[B]ut we don't have a constitutional right to use force and violence and to threaten force and violence on others," he said.
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Communities who are targeted by this sort of violence aren't responsible for the emotional labor of educating everyone about race and state violence.
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You had Sessions issue an order that said if you're fleeing domestic violence or gang violence, that that is not grounds for asylum.
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The PCC has raised criminal violence in Paraguay and the group is not looking to form agreements with Paraguayan authorities to avoid violence.
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The group was once known as the Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence, founded in the 1980s in response to mounting violence against Asians.
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If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-71.
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When men experience violence as children, often in the home, they are much more likely to use violence later in life, Barker said.
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Collectively, we have been affected by urban and rural gun violence domestic violence, hate crimes, suicide, mass shootings, unsolved shootings, and unintentional shootings.
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There&aposs like -- there&aposs always -- as long as there&aposs always going to be violence, there&aposs always going to be violence.
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That is violence, and yet it's the protests, it's the objection to that violence, that is comfortably written about as disruptive and threatening.
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If you or someone you know has been victim of domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence hotline at 1-800-799-71.
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The country has seen a surge in violence since a 2015 peace agreement, which has failed to prevent violence between different ethnic factions.
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If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-71.
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Thousands of women are protesting sexual violence in Argentina Thousands of women are protesting sexual violence in Argentina This segment originally aired Oct.
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Though many users may not realize it, Facebook does not explicitly ban photos and video that depict violence — even if it's graphic violence.
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We examined whether exposure to media containing violence compared to media that did not contain violence differently affected the verbal ability of children.
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Not just about committing violence but about feeling hopeless that there's nothing we can do about the level of violence in our communities.
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" She explains: "Sex workers are seen as natural victims of violence, which is obviously an awful way of thinking about violence against anyone.
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The immanence of violence is what exists at the bottom of PUBG, though, or at least the fantasy of the immanence of violence.
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And research cited by the CDC in its most recent report on intimate-partner violence suggested suicide prevention could significantly reduce domestic violence.
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The Phillies take any domestic violence accusation seriously, and strongly support the Joint Domestic Violence Policy agreed upon by MLB and the MLBPA.
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A 2007 exploratory study in the journal Violence Against Women offered a glimpse into how sleep loss leaves survivors feeling vulnerable to violence.
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This problem was exacerbated after Bulgaria voted the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence unconstitutional.
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Its definition of "racist attacks" includes violence or attempted violence, bombs, defacement, and vandalism, as well as remarks, gestures, letters, leaflets, or graffiti.
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One in four women has experienced domestic violence in her lifetime, and domestic violence is the third leading cause of homelessness among families.
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One exacerbating factor of community violence is the present and historical factors that helped form the communities and created the conditions for violence.
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"The president's continued encouragement of violence — and of white nationalism — is part of the reason that white-nationalist violence is increasing." https://nyti.
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Under the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (also known as Clare's Law), police may disclose information about a partner's history of violence or abuse.
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"Generally, claims by aliens pertaining to domestic violence or gang violence perpetrated by non-governmental actors will not qualify for asylum," Sessions wrote.
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The lawmakers' letter adds to calls from lawmakers, activists and the families and friends of gun violence survivors to act on gun violence.
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Other rigorous studies have proven that hospital-based violence intervention programs like the one in the NEAR Act succeed at reducing gun violence.
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Violence against women — particularly sexual violence — is not only a major public health problem, it is also a violation of women's human rights.
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Defining violence as a personal choice, as if it were a consumer purchase, hides systemic or structural violence, such as poverty or racism.
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Because of that, the report recommended that the NFL more actively investigate when players are accused of domestic violence or violence against women.
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Violence Against Women Act Also high on the list is the Violence Against Women Act, which was set to expire on September 30.
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In 2015, when state funding was cut, Cure Violence could maintain only one program, and the city saw an increase in gun violence.
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War-torn Afghanistan ranked second, as the worst country for non-sexual violence against women, which includes conflict-related violence and domestic abuse.
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They'll analyze different types of gun violence and collect data in the hopes of gathering information policymakers can use to decrease gun violence.
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"For gaming creators, we've heard loud and clear that our policies need to differentiate between real-world violence and gaming violence" writes Wojcicki.
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" He said he's concerned about the "subset that not only glamorize violence but some who employ violence like a prop for 'street cred.
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The Trump administration's new asylum policy means those claiming a fear of domestic violence or non-governmental gang violence will be immediately rejected.
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But violence and hate persist, no matter how hard I try to advocate and post and speak up against violence and anti-Semitism.
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According to the Global Partnership and Fund to End Violence Against Children, every five minutes a girl dies as a result of violence.
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"Some people will say we're being uncivil, they'll call what we did violence, but literally nothing we did was violence," Kendall told me.
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It adds that virginity tests are considered sexual violence by the WHO, as well as U.N. reports on torture and violence against women.
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"Generally, claims by aliens pertaining to domestic violence or gang violence perpetrated by non-governmental actors will not qualify for asylum," Sessions declared.
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Path-breaking work by Texas A&M's Valerie Hudson shows that societal rates of gender-based violence are stunningly predictive of mass violence.
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If you had a friend who has a domestic-violence situation and their partner brandished a gun, you've been touched by gun violence.
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However, during the violence of the previous decade Ciudad Juárez became a byword for Mexican drug violence, predictably doing little to encourage tourism.
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All Nordic countries have ratified the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence (the Istanbul Convention).
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She voted against the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, which attempts to protect women from domestic violence, stalking and date rape.
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Louis spares his reader nothing of the brutish physical violence of young Eddy's father and tormentors along with the relentless violence of poverty.
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"If you don't really understand perpetrators, you're never going to understand sexual violence," said Sherry Hamby, editor of the journal Psychology of Violence.
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"I am aware that we are often numb to violence and more often women are the subject of violence," not men, he said.
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Stress heightens the likelihood for violence Domestic violence cases spike in times of prolonged stress and disruption, like financial crises and natural disasters.
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Resources for victims of domestic violence National Domestic Violence Hotline Call 224-27-2170-8003 or text LOVEIS to 2800 Available 2994/29662.
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"Oppressive language does more than represent violence, it is violence; does more than represent the limits of knowledge, it limits knowledge," Morrison said.
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It's the nature of violence to multiply; in Lyle and Erik, that violence simply found its critical mass, and its most perfect expression.
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He alternately made crude jokes about domestic violence and, in a more reflective moment, offered to donate money to domestic violence prevention programs.
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She's now a postdoctoral fellow at the gun violence center at U.C. Davis, studying interactions between drug markets, policing and urban gun violence.
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He was an early advocate of an anti-violence model known as Cure Violence, which uses mediators to stop shootings before they occur.
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