Perpetrators use threats of domestic violence covered in the media to terrorise partners
CHILLING threats to burn women alive are increasing in Queensland homes as violent perpetrators use media coverage of Queensland’s worst ...
CHILLING threats to burn women alive are increasing in Queensland homes as violent perpetrators use media coverage of Queensland’s worst ...
Concerns: “The risk that social isolation with the current pandemic raises is that domestic violence often happens in silence.” SOCIAL ...
Live discussion: Brisbane Archbishop Mark Coleridge offers thoughts on major issues and fields questions during a recent Facebook Live session. ...
Digital way: Fr Michel Remery at St Paul’s Book Centre in Brisbane’s CBD where he launched his new book Online ...
Major problem: “We need to put boundaries in place to make sure social media is working for us, not the other ...
Protecting young children: Paul Ninnes. Photo: Emilie Ng. INCREASING human dignity was key to protecting young children from hypersexual online ...
Web of entrapment: “Social network communities are not automatically synonymous with community. The (Internet) is an opportunity to promote encounter ...
Abusive: “The use of technology by abusive partners has added more stress for women who are ...
Concern: “Like some girls are sending 100 texts each night, when their parents are asleep. HAVE ...
Justice forum: Australian Catholic University's Banyo Campus is hosting a social justice youth forum on May ...
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