SPECIAL REPORT: 20 years of the Femicide Watch Project

In a special report, we look at 20 years of the Femicide Watch Project and ask what needs to be done to better protect women and children from domestic abuse and homicide

Fri, 25 Nov, 2016 - 00:00

Sanctuaries violated by killers

- Claire O’Sullivan

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Analysis Domestic Violence Place: United States Place: Ireland Place: England Place: Wales Person: Claire O’Sullivan Organisation: Rutgers University Organisation: Women’s Aid

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