Research Finds Link Between Alcohol Use and Domestic Violence
Studies done at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville claims that alcohol use is more likely than marijuana use to lead to violence between partners.
Studies done at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville claims that alcohol use is more likely than marijuana use to lead to violence between partners.
It has revealed that 22 percent of the respondents had suffered from physical or sexual violence by a partner, and 67 percent did not report the most serious incidents of domestic violence to the police.
Morten Kjaerum, director of the Agency for Fundamental Rights said that young women as a group "are particularly vulnerable to victimization and violence against women is an extensive human rights abuse in all EU member states.
Update for Anti-Domestic Violence App can Help Prevent Relationship Violence
One Love Foundation has joined hands with Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing to come up with a new update for their Danger Assessment app for smartphones.
One Love Foundation has joined hands with Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing to come up with a new update for their Danger Assessment app for smartphones.
WHO Says One Woman in Three 'A Victim of Domestic Violence'
More than one woman in three is a victim of domestic violence, says the World Health Organization.
More than one woman in three is a victim of domestic violence, says the World Health Organization.
Aggression in Kids Exposed to Domestic Violence
A new study has found out that children who have been exposed to violence in their home at a very young age tend to become very violent and aggressive later on in life.
A new study has found out that children who have been exposed to violence in their home at a very young age tend to become very violent and aggressive later on in life.
