Tito Ortiz arrested for domestic violence
June 82010
news footage of tito being arrested, jenna jameson talks to reporter
Duration : 0:2:10
Real Talk: Domestic Violence against men
June 82010
What would you do if it happened to you?Mental Health Solutions Episode 108
May 312010
This is a show about domestic violence and physical assault. If you live in the South Puget Sound area and you need help dealing with domestic violence, call Safe Place at 360-754-6300 or Turning Point Domestic Violence Services at 360-426-1216, or the 24-hour Crisis Line at 432-1212. Thank you for watching this presentation of Mental Health Solutions.
Duration : 0:9:50
Albany 2010: Hundreds attend 7th Battered Mothers Custody Conference
May 112010
http://capitalnews9.com/capital-region-news-12-content/492704/hundreds-attend-battered-mothers-custody-conference
In domestic violence custody cases, many victims search for a way to make their voices heard. Our Megan Eaton went to a conference aimed at searching for solutions and has more.
COLONIE, N.Y. — More than 175 people attended the three day Battered Mothers Custody Conference hoping to find solutions to what they call a broken system.
Heather Boltz attends the seventh annual Battered Mothers Custody Conference both as a victim’s advocate, and a victim.
I was involved in some litigation, because my ex-husband assaulted me. That litigation resulted in, you know, I had custody of our daughters and the court continued to allow him to come around me and what would happen is he would continue to assault me and the court was not protecting me, said Heather Boltz.
Fearing for her safety, and that of her children, she felt she had no choice but to leave Albany County with her two daughters.
Because her ex husband was never convicted of domestic abuse, after she left the area, courts awarded him custody of their children.
He has since taken the girls down to Florida, where Boltz says she’s been barred by him from seeing them. That was five years ago. Hers is just one of the many stories shared during the conference.
As a group that is concerned with the safety and protection of children and battered women, what are we going to do about it, so we talk about a lot of different proposals and initiatives for individual cases and to reform the system, said Dr. Mo Hannah, conference chair.
Its so often thought of as a women’s issue but it really is a mans issue its important that men take a role in ending domestic violence, said Barry Goldstein, conference planner.
Many at the conference say the family court system needs help and would like to see changes made nation-wide.
A lot of times what you get is almost like competing jurisdictions. So in my case I would get a restraining order from criminal court and family court would step in and say to my husband-at the time husband-that he could have contact with our daughters, which the restraining order from criminal court would say no, said Boltz.
Rensselaer County District Attorney Richard McNally, who was not at the conference, does recognize that things need to be done to fix the system.
Their county was one of the first in the state to introduce an integrated court docket.
Instead of having competing cases in criminal court, and family court, everything is tied together with one Supreme Court judge.
While it might slow down the process, it makes it easier for victims of domestic violence to seek justice. Governor Paterson is also trying to help, by signing bills that help domestic violence victims. Including one last year that requires courts to show how incidents of domestic violence affected their custody and visitation rulings and although Paterson’s legislation is too late to help Boltz, she knows others will benefit from it.
Its not retroactive, but it can hopefully help other women, said Boltz.
This mix of mothers lawyers and others hope to work with the courts to find a solution that’s fair for everyone.
Duration : 0:2:41
Purpose Driven Douche Nozzle
May 42010
Angie the Anti-Theist ranting on Rick Warren, Saddleback, and an interpretation of Scripture that leads to Christian women staying in abusive marriages.
Anti-Gay: http://bit.ly/aPx9UV
Anti-Condom: http://bit.ly/baVv2B
Anti-Woman: http://bit.ly/d4nXhu (By Kathryn Joyce – buy her book. If you like my videos, you’ll probably love it.)
From Joyce’s article, the statistic I mentioned in full context:
“Nancy Nason-Clark, a sociologist at the University of New Brunswick who studies religion and violence, says that while domestic violence rates are consistent in and out of church, Christian women stay much longer, and in much more violent situations, than do non-Christians. When a religious woman is victimized by her partner, shes in some ways more vulnerable—not to the abuse, but to feeling that she should stick it out, and stick to the church for help. Shes more likely to blame herself, to think that if shes better, the suffering will end.
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Duration : 0:5:9
Reactions to female-on-male violence
May 22010
An ABC News report on the reactions of people who witnessed female-on-male violence.
http://antimisandry.com/
http://www.glennsacks.com/
http://www.mensrightsblogs.com/
http://mensnewsdaily.com/
Duration : 0:6:28
Domestic Violence Wives back history p1
April 262010
My first request!, back history part 1 if there will be a part 2
Duration : 0:5:17
Surviving Domestic Violence: A Personal Story from European Parliament Member Eva-Britt Svensson
April 262010
Member of European Parliament and Say NO supporter Eva-Britt Svensson talks about her experience with domestic violence and how to move forward.
(Courtesy of European Parliament TV; Year of Release: 2010)
Duration : 0:2:12
“I was blessed” – Male domestic violence victim speaks out
April 232010
Dale Wells speaks about his experieces of domestic violence.
http://antimisandry.com/
http://www.glennsacks.com/
http://www.mensnewsdaily.com/
Duration : 0:6:40
Domestic Violence
April 202010
Lamont is that Tamika told his girlfriend about their secret relationship. Angry, of course, Lamont chokes Tamika who later slaps the out of him (twice) for pushing and putting his hands on her. Lamont shows Tamika the blackmail pictures of them kissing on the basketball court.
Duration : 0:2:17