Rape

http://www.amnestyusa.org/women

Actress Jennifer Connelly urges viewers to make some noise to stop violence against women. Visit www.amnesty.org/noise for more details.

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Recorded in September 8, 1993
at Club Lingerie
(Rock Against Rape Benefit)
Hollywood, CA

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“Breaking The Silence In Song” Theme Song Competition was created to bring more awareness to the fight against Domestic Abuse. Ellen Bukstel’s song “You’re Not Better Than Me” was chosen to represent the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Ellen Bukstel Performs her WINNING song to five Grammy Award Winning Judges: Darryl “DMC McDaniels, Warner Music Group’s Kevin Lyles, Cissy Houston, Michael Bolton and Ben E. King. The competition was held in New York City, April 7, 2008.

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The domestic violence industry debunked by Erin Pizzey: it’s about money and Feminist control.

An analysis of the most commonly cited statistic in the domestic violence roadshow: 1 in 4 women experience domestic violence in their lifetimes . Looks at the way DV has been made into a gender issue when this is demonstrably false and the reasons men are wrongly and deliberately singled out for blame.

Featuring: Erin Pizzey, the founder of the worlds first domestic violence shelter; Angry Harry, psychologist and Mens Rights activist; Stephen Fitzgerald, Director of the Mankind Initiative Mens Charity; Oliver Curry of the London School of Economics and Demos the independent think tank.

• Domestic Violence is NOT a gender problem.
• How Feminists use the issue of DV to generate income for their campaign against men
• The inflation of DV figures
• The 1-in-4 statistic for female victims of dv.
• Consensual and mutual domestic violence
• DV and the link with personality disorders
• False beliefs about the nature of DV and womens role in its occurrence
• Charities cynical bias towards women in the pursuit of income
• Police arrest policies targeting men.
• Brief look at inflated rape statistics
• The huge scale of dv funding.
• The “violence prone” woman.

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Charlotte Bunch, founder of the Center for Women Global Leadership, introduces the violence against women (VAW) video series. These videos address issues relating to VAW as well as the many forms of VAW internationally.

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Circumcision means removal of the foreskin, one of our most essential safeguards against rape.

The Onision site: http://onision.com

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This was a video made by me and ma frends for a class project. It highlights crimes against women. Domestic Violence, Marital Rape, Incest. Most memorable project ever.

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As of 2008, unbelievably, still not even one 24-hour rape crisis center exits in Japan. Why? Has nothing changed since the war? Is rape still acceptable in Japan? Rape test kits are not even readily available and rape victims are forced by police to engage in re-enactment photographs of the entire rape against them. Each position of the rape is photographed by the police. We hope that re-enactment photographs will be banned without delay and that rape victims will receive immediate medical care.

One long term resident from Australia, who was raped in Japan, by a U.S. military service member stationed here, is one of three women in the documentary film who talks about the inhumane, outdated and barbaric treatment of rape victims in Japan. Her vision since she was raped in 2002, has been to establish the first 24 hour rape crisis center in Japan. Please hear the voices of the victims in Japan, who need immediate help today.

It is shameful how most victims must suffer alone and in silence with no where to turn to.

This documentary film was made in August 2008 and is the current system of Japan.

If we all work together…we can make a difference. It does not matter where we are around the globe. Just knowing that we are not alone and our goal is one…

Please leave your heartfelt comments so that not even one voice of a rape victim is left unheard throughout the world.

There will come a day – when people all around will say with me…It is not okay.

It is not okay….

For more information contact WARriors_Women Against Rape
Blog: http://www.myspace.com/warriors_japan
http://twitter.com/janesvoice

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Still developing story about allegations against a station chief in Algeria.

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