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MEN who abuse their partners are manipulating the court system to escape convictions, according to the project piloted to tackle the problem.

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Feminist line on home violence rejected

THE National Domestic Violence Intervention Agency (NDVIA) recently called on the Garda Siochána to make domestic violence one of its 10 top priorities.

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Domestic violence should be priority for gardaí, says agency

THE Garda Síochána was called on yesterday to make tackling domestic violence one of its top 10 priorities.

Thu, 23 Jun, 2005

Domestic abuse levels worst ever, committee told

Domestic violence victims in Ireland are suffering unprecedented levels of abuse and social workers are now literally struggling to save the lives of women within the home, it was claimed today.

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