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A Call for Injustice: Domestic Violence Against Men by Gene Moore, 2008-03-31
Leading the fight.(Family)(In Ann Kneeland's campaign against domestic violence in Lane County, men have an important role to play): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
What Causes Men's Violence Against Women?
Women Murdered by the Men They Loved (Haworth Women's Studies) by Ellen Cole, Esther D Rothblum, et all 1992-10-21
Intimate partner violence against aboriginal men in Canada.: An article from: Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology by Douglas A. Brownridge, 2010-08-01
Men to men consultation.(FEMNET organizes program for men against gender-based violence): An article from: Femnet News
To be or not to be a man.(educating men to stop violence against women): An article from: Femnet News by Augustine Musopole, 2001-09-01
Locked in A Violent Embrace: Understanding and Intervening in Domestic Violence (SAGE Series on Violence against Women) by Dr. Zvi C. Eisikovits, Dr. Eli Buchbinder, 2000-04-15
The economic recession and intimate partner violence: imbalances in the traditional roles of men and women can put women at risk of violence from men, ... from: The Journal of Employee Assistance by Sheetal Ranjan, Chitra Raghavan, 2010-04-01
Men's Violence Against Women: Theory, Research, and Activism by Christopher Kilmartin, Julie Allison, 2007-03-28
Domestic Abuse Against Men in Scotland (Central Research Unit Papers) by Central Research Unit Scottish Executive, 2002-07-01
Same-Sex Domestic Violence: Strategies for Change (SAGE Series on Violence against Women)
Batterer Intervention Systems (SAGE Series on Violence against Women) by Dr. Edward W. Gondolf, 2001-12-15
The role of men in combating gender based violence.: An article from: Femnet News

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How To Celebrate Father's Day -- Phyllis Schlafly June 15, 2005 Column.
Assigned readings are preoccupied with domestic violence, battering, abuse, could collect civil damages against men and institutions with deep pockets.
http://www.eagleforum.org/column/2005/june05/05-06-15.html

Extractions: Essays on feminism in the media, workplace, home, and the military. 256 pages. Book reviews, and books by Guests on Radio Live How To Celebrate Father's Day by Phyllis Schlafly June 15, 2005 Printer Friendly version E-mail to a Friend On this Father's Day, Americans should ponder the appalling fact that an estimated 40 percent of our nation's children are living in homes without their own father. Most of our social problems are caused by kids who grow up in homes without their own fathers: drug abuse, illicit sexual activity, unwed pregnancies, youth suicide, high school dropouts, runaways, and crime. Where have all the fathers gone? Some men are irresponsible slobs, but no evidence exists that nearly half of American children were voluntarily abandoned by their own fathers; there must be other explanations. For 30 years, feminist organizations and writers have propagated the myth that women are victims of an oppressive patriarchal society and that marriage is an inherently abusive institution that makes wives second-class citizens. Feminists made divorce a major component of women's liberation and their political freedom.
Blaming Men Doesn't Stop Domestic Violence
Female domestic violence against men Myths about female violence against men; men and domestic violence Index - The World Wide Web Virtual Library
http://www.abs-comptech.com/domestic.html

Extractions: For longer than I can remember, Men have always held the title of the 'Abuser'. That was until I became a victim of Domestic Violence myself. In all of the years that that I can remember seeing ads on TV for Domestic Violence, NEVER ONCE have I seen an Ad from a Woman claiming to be the abuser. Also, Since I have become aware of the phrase 'Domestic Violence', I have NEVER SEEN a Shelter specifically for men. Why do you think that is? Think about it. In an effort to help to tip the scales of justice back toward the middle of the road (which is where it should be if we are going to be adults and attempt to raise children, run businesses ....). Too often it is the Man that is depicted as the initiator in Domestic Violence. Too often the woman initiates it, and gets away with it. These pages are not intended to tell my story but to give to you the reader the information you may be looking for on Domestic Violence. Most of this page was developed from postings from the Family Guardian Journal's Internet Mailing List. ALL of it can be considered credible.
The Censored Side Of Domestic Violence - The New Hampshire - Commentary
Finding more Internet resources via the Google search on domestic violence against men, and understanding that you deserve better is most of the solution.
http://www.tnhonline.com/news/2005/04/15/Commentary/The-Censored.Side.Of.Domesti

Extractions: Even though April is sexual violence awareness month, much awareness-raising will be directed toward the issue of domestic violence in all its forms, especially this year when Clothesline Project, which addresses all issues of violence against women, and the Take Back The Night march are held in April. Unfortunately, there is a side of domestic violence (DV), which is censored by our society: violence against men. Government estimates on the proportion of men among DV victims vary, but Violence Against Women Survey 2000 in the government documents, which states that 38 percent of victims of domestic violence or are men. I suspect many men at UNH have experience of family violence as children or are regularly slapped by their partners. Given the amount of male-bashing in our media where men are compared to pigs and dogs, it is not surprising that some women see men as deserving of that treatment. Even the MUB bookstore has a book on breakups, which teaches women how to hurt their ex-boyfriends!
Domestic Violence
Navigate. No Safe Place violence against Women. domestic violence How does domestic violence affect children? Can men be the victims of domestic
http://www.pbs.org/kued/nosafeplace/studyg/domestic.html

Extractions: Women may be afraid of strangers, but it's a husband, a lover, a boyfriend, or someone they know who is most likely to hurt them. According to a U.S. Justice Department study, two-thirds of violent attacks against women are committed by someone the woman knows. In the United States, the most dangerous place for a woman is in her own home, where anger may explode into violence. Approximately 1,500 women are killed each year by husbands or boyfriends. About 2 million men per year beat their partners, according to the F.B.I. There is no excuse for abuse. Is there a profile of men who batter their partners?
Domestic, Elder And Family Violence
Home Office violence against Women and domestic violence Information This small violence against men. A National Directory for men Who Are or Have Been
http://www.vaonline.org/dv.html

Extractions: Home Search Networks Contact ... Site Index - Text Version Domestic, Elder and Family Violence International Resources Elder Abuse Australia Canada ... Related Documents Communities Against Violence Network (CAVNET) : The purpose of the CAVNET homepage is to serve as a searchable, authoritative source of information about violence against women, children, persons with disabilities, gays and lesbians, and others. A very interesting and useful resource. Domestic Violence Information Center: A terrific resource, this page contains a huge number of domestic violence related links, lots of text resource material on relevant speeches by politicians or on legislation, and a very nice compilation of U.S. national and state domestic violence, sexual assault and harassment/stalking hotlines or offices. National Council on Child Abuse and Family Violence : NCCAFV provides public awareness and education materials, program and resource development consultation, and technical assistance and training in the United States and internationally. Verbal Abuse : The Verbal Abuse website is dedicated to the recognition and prevention of verbal abuse in homes, schools and workplaces. A major online resource in this field.
ORGANIZATIONS - Againt Domestic Violence Of The PWOTW®
Join/Surf the PWOTW against domestic violence Webring men against domestic violence men Stopping violence dedicated to ending the conditions that
http://www.phenomenalwomen.com/help/org.htm
Phenomenal Women Of The Web
Female domestic violence against men myths and information about violence against men. He s Still Out There - Linda s Story - dramatic real-life story of
http://www.phenomenalwomen.com/help/general.htm

Extractions: GENERAL INFORMATION A.B.U.S.E.D. Inc. - family and friends of victims of domestic violence. Also organize seminars on abuse prevention and intervention. Advocate Software - created to assist Domestic and/or Family Violence service providers, programs, and coalitions to collect and report victim demographics and incident statistics.
Domestic Abuse Against Men In Scotland : Page 15
Cook, PW (1997) Abused men the Hidden Side of domestic violence, Praeger London. Dobash, RE Dobash, R. (1979) violence against wives a case against the
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/cru/kd01/green/dvam-15.asp

Extractions: Home Topics About News ... Contents Domestic Abuse Against Men in Scotland Ammons, L. (2001) "Dealing With the Nastiness: Mixing Feminism and Criminal Law in the Review of Cases of Battered Incarcerated Women: A Tenth-Year Reflection" Buffalo Law Journal Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland (2001) Domestic Abuse Policy, ACPOS. Male Victims of Domestic Violence: Report to the Northern Ireland Domestic Violence Forum Brush, L. D. (1993) "Violent Acts and Injurious Outcomes in Married Couples: Methodological Issues in the National Survey of Families and Households" in P. B. Bart & E. G. Moran (eds) Violence Against Women: The Bloody Footprints Sage: London, pp240-251. Supporting women and challenging men , Policy Press: Bristol. Cameron, D. (1996) "Wanted: the female serial killer" Chesney-Lind, M. (1997) The Female Offender girls, women and crime
Making A Difference
domestic violence actually refers to the assault of both men and women. One important step in decreasing domestic violence against women was the
http://www.ustrek.org/odyssey/semester2/020301/020301domesticmad.html

Extractions: "The violence began within the first week of our marriage, where he pressed his hands against my mouth and nose attempting to smother me. After this incident, my ex husband would become violent almost nightly often for no apparent reason. One of his favorite assaults was to strangle me with my back against the wall, my feet dangling a foot or so above the floor . He would get right into my face and scream, 'What makes you think I won't kill you and then kill myself?' He would keep me up all night, often lecturing me endlessly and if I got sleepy he would attack me , often times choking me. I was in a constant state of exhaustion, sleeping an average of two hours a night. His violence was controlled and directed at certain parts of my body so that the injuries were not visible to co-workers and friends. Before getting married we dated for three years, with no instances of violence So writes Karen, a domestic violence survivor from California. Think this is rare?
The State Of World Population 2000
violence against women is a pervasive yet underrecognized human rights family law that includes restraining orders against men in domestic rape cases.
http://www.unfpa.org/swp/2000/english/ch03.html

Extractions: Tables Bartholomew/Liaison Indian prostitutes. Many women and girls are lured into prostitution by traffickers who target the poor and vulnerable. Millions of women require medical attention or otherwise suffer the impact of gender-based violence; fear of violence inhibits discussion and constrains the health choices and life opportunities of many millions more. Psychological abuse almost always accompanies physical abuse. In addition, one third to one half of all cases involve sexual abuse. A high proportion of women who are beaten are subjected to violence repeatedly. Violence against women is a pervasive yet under-recognized human rights violation. Accordingly, the 1993 World Conference on Human Rights, Vienna,and the 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women, Beijing, gave priority to this problem. Violence against women and girls takes many forms: At least 60 million girls who would otherwise be expected to be alive are "missing" from various populations, mostly in Asia, as a result of sex-selective abortions, infanticide or neglect;
Feminist Majority Foundation
The vast majority of domestic assaults are committed by men. Even when men are victimized, 10% are assaulted domestic violence against Women and Girls.
http://www.feminist.org/other/dv/dvfact.html

Extractions: Within the United States, one out of every four American women will experience violence by an intimate partner sometime during her lifetime. One out of every six women will be raped during her lifetime. "A Crime Against Women" Vulnerability Factors Physical Injury Murder ... Police Training Resources Although men are more likely to be victims of violent crime overall, a recent study by the U.S. Department of Justice reports that "intimate partner violence is primarily a crime against women."
AlterNet: Domestic Violence Not A Problem?
The violence against Women Act helped this victim of domestic violence to There is a topic of domestic violence and How men Are Viewed with about 60
http://www.alternet.org/story/23641/
Domestic Violence
Female domestic violence against menA website that concentrates on the abuse that women do to men. Stop Abuse For Everyone (SAFE)A nonprofit
http://taiwan.yam.org.tw/womenweb/hvdraft/index_e.html

Extractions: Taiwan Women Web Taiwan Women Forum Taiwan Women Newsletter Yam Web Navigator ¡@¡"@Domestic Violence" is no longer an unfamiliar term in our daily life. ¡@¡@Some of us may have witnessed, heard about, or experienced domestic violence, and some of us may play the role as a defender, silent witness, victim, or perpetrator in the incidents caused by domestic violence. The truth is, most of us still regard domestic violence as a " family's business " that outsiders have no right to get involved. Further, the general public tend to take that only abnormal men will abuse their wives, children, and the elders, which has nothing to do with most normal people's life. Such views on the distinction between private and public life prevent "domestic violence" from becoming a public issue. ¡@¡@Ms. Ru-Weng Deng's murder her husband has exposed the darkside of treating domestic violence as a "family's business" to the public. It furthers women's organizations to take part in actions against marital and domestic violence. Today we are glad that the " Domestic Violence Prevention Act " was read for the first time.
Domestic Violence Awareness Handbook
man and men are the abusers in the overwhelming majority of domestic violence Take action personally against domestic violence when a neighbor,
http://www.usda.gov/da/shmd/aware.htm

Extractions: All of you know how much needs to be done to take meaningful steps to end domestic violence and sexual assault. We need tough law enforcement, aggressive prosecutions, effective prevention programs and available shelters for families in distress. Most importantly, we need to insure that more people know and understand that domestic violence is not a private matter. It is a critical national problem that affects us all in every community, in every work place and in every school. President Clinton recognized the seriousness of the problem when he signed the Violence Against Women Act as part of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994. In the past year, the Department of Justice has sought to combine tough federal penalties along with substantial resources to the states to begin dealing with the problem of domestic violence in a comprehensive, multi-faceted way. States and local law enforcement agencies have been encouraged to begin programs that will enhance their ability to prevent domestic violence, to punish it and to stop the cycle of violence. The Act also established a: National Domestic Violence Hotline, 1-800-799-SAFE.
Pandagon: The Men's Rights Movement, Part 2--MRAs Deny That Violence Against Wom
men s Rights and domestic violence Myths from Trish Wilson s Blog Ending domestic violence against women would surely end the only type of domestic
http://www.pandagon.net/archives/2005/05/the_mens_rights.html

Extractions: Main Posted by Amanda Marcotte at 07:44 AM Read Pt. 1 here One of the most important goals of the men's rights/anti-feminist movement is to convince people that violence against women is not a problem and hopefully even repeal legislation that's designed to protect women from male violence and sexual assault. As one can imagine, they reject the tactic of openly advocating for violence against women as an acceptable means of social controlafter all, the strategy in play is to restore male dominance by claiming that it doesn't exist. Instead, they just deny that violence is a problem and claim that feminists are hysterical or malicious, depending on the circumstances. Argument: Women commit domestic violence just as often, if not more than men. Examples here and here. This belief is one of the tenets of anti-feminism, and it's critical for MRAs to believe this, because the alternative is to accept that men and women are not equalfor if we were, why is it so easy for so many women to be kept under control by violence? Unfortunately, the numbers that the MRAs cling to in hopes it proves that there is no epidemic of male violence against women pretty much all come from one study. And, as Ampersand of Alas, a Blog demonstrates here
MenWeb Domestic Violence: It's About People. Family Health Institute
People there were talking about domestic violence against peopledomestic violence against women and domestic violence against men.
http://www.vix.com/menmag/gjdvfhi.htm

Extractions: The Bellevue-based Family Health Institute (FHI) recently sponsored a Summit on family violence. People there were talking about domestic violence against people domestic violence against women and domestic violence against men. The focus was on violence and kids, including the impact on kids, of seeing domestic violence in the home. I visited their Web site because I was told they had information about male batterers and male victims of battering. The visit prompted the editorial below. Note: After this article was first published on MenWeb, the Family Health Institute (FHI) has significantly modified the information on their Web site. They have also posted a set of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about their Project MAVRIC, which address some of the concerns I have raised about that project. I have modified this article in light of those developments, and in light of correspondence with Ari Cowan, Executive Director of FHI. FHI is one of the few sites that focus on men as the victims of violence, including domestic violence, as well as men as perpetrators of violence. I wish to acknowledge FHI for their responsiveness to some of the concerns I originally raised, even if the site continues to misrepresent some studies.
Domestic Violence
Chapter 3 Controlling domestic violence against men Chapter 4 Essays The Human Problem Of domestic violence Chapter 5 Violent Touch Breaking
http://www.ejfi.org/DV/dv.htm

Extractions: EJF Home Find Help Join the EJF Comments? ... Author index Other Issues The Equal Justice Foundation Deals With Introduction Civilization Emerson story Families, and Marriage We do not condone violence but argue that history shows it is more commonly and broadly propagated by denying civil liberties than controlled. Throughout this section you will find evidence of gross violations of the civil liberties of men and women in the name of controlling domestic violence. Present efforts, massively funded, brand all men as "batterers" and all women as "victims." Any thinking individual knows instinctively that violence in the family is a human problem, not a gender issue. And in most cases it takes two to tangle. Further, in Lifeline you will find that current laws act to deter citizens from seeking the help they need. Because the violent female-on-male side of the DV equation is deliberately obscured by radical feminists to further their political and funding agenda, for balance we provide information here on abused men and violence-prone women.
Chapter 3 Controlling Domestic Violence Against Men
Chapter 10 domestic violence against men In The United States As with violence against women, domestic violence and abuse of men is by no means
http://www.ejfi.org/DV/dv-6.htm

Extractions: Charles E. Corry Martin S. Fiebert, and Erin Pizzey EJF Home Find Help Join the EJF ... DV index Other Chapters Sections Abstract Why Do Women Hit Men? Other Forms Of Female Aggression Money ... References Top People hit and abuse family members because they can. "Primary aggressor" laws usually result in arrest of the male and ignore research showing 50% of domestic assaults are mutual combat. The woman is thus encouraged to abuse her partner further until finally he will take no more. Such provocation of the human male is dangerous. There is no support in the present data for the hypothesis that women use violence only in self defense. Three common reasons women give for male abuse are: to resolve the argument; to respond to family crisis; and to " stop him bothering me." Male abuse of a woman, requiring self defense, is one of the less-frequently stated reasons by women for their assaults. Our research shows that a gender-balanced approach to domestic violence is essential in order to reduce both the frequency and severity of such incidents for both men and women. Present laws and practices appear to commonly have the opposite effect. Why Do Women Hit Men?
Family Violence Prevention Fund
House Judiciary Committee Passes violence against Women Act Activist Dialogues How domestic violence and Child Welfare Impact Women of Color and Their
http://endabuse.org/
Domestic Violence - An Islamic Perspective
This is not to say that domestic violence is a Muslim problem. A woman is beaten up every 9 Muslim men are beating their wives next door to you and me.
http://www.themodernreligion.com/women/w_dv.htm

Extractions: Domestic Violence exists in all quarters of society. This section was created to specifically address domestic violence within Muslim communities. This is not to say that domestic violence is a Muslim problem. A woman is beaten up every 9 seconds in America. See Domestic Violence in the West There are two categories of guilty people: 2. The ones who try to hide the fact that people belonging to category 1, do exist. These people are men and sadly, women too. It is naive at best and irresponsible at worst, to claim that domestic violence does not exist in our communities. Denying it does not make it go away. When this section first went online, several people complained: "I was a bit mad at that time when Isaw the site that you had. The site could make people believe that Muslims are violent as the western media has deliberately done this against Muslims." (from someone who used the nickname servant of God) Firstly

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