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Weekly Media Roundup
Family and sexual violence service provider update - MSD, June 2018
Talking Trouble Workshops
Child Matters: 5-Day Programme in Child Protection
Fundraisers Forum
Govt appoints expert panel to welfare review; welfare, poverty and violence
Rape Prevention Education is looking for Board Members
Te Kupenga 2018: Survey of Māori well-being begins
Family violence prevention leaders recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours
Suffrage125 to be celebrated across NZ
Safe & Together Model CORE Training
Weekly Media Roundup
Elder Abuse Awareness Week 15-22 June 2018 - It's OK to ask for help
Mental Health Inquiry Panel – West Auckland Session
Whāngaia Bulletin
Programme: Parenting Through Separation
Vuvale Sautu - Fiji Family Violence Training
Training: Responding effectively to victims of domestic violence
Webinar: Responding to disclosures of child abuse and neglect
Report: Social, Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties in New Zealand Children
Severe Trauma & Stress Recovery Workshops
FREE seminar - Protection Orders as a Response to Domestic Violence
Weekly Media Roundup
Government starting work to develop Child Wellbeing Strategy
Lifewise Term 3 Parenting Courses
Family and sexual violence service provider update - MSD, June 2018
Talking Trouble Workshops
Child Matters: 5-Day Programme in Child Protection
Fundraisers Forum
Govt appoints expert panel to welfare review; welfare, poverty and violence
Rape Prevention Education is looking for Board Members
Te Kupenga 2018: Survey of Māori well-being begins
Family violence prevention leaders recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours
Suffrage125 to be celebrated across NZ
Safe & Together Model CORE Training
Weekly Media Roundup
Elder Abuse Awareness Week 15-22 June 2018 - It's OK to ask for help
Mental Health Inquiry Panel – West Auckland Session
Whāngaia Bulletin
Programme: Parenting Through Separation
Vuvale Sautu - Fiji Family Violence Training
Training: Responding effectively to victims of domestic violence
Webinar: Responding to disclosures of child abuse and neglect
Report: Social, Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties in New Zealand Children
Severe Trauma & Stress Recovery Workshops
FREE seminar - Protection Orders as a Response to Domestic Violence
Weekly Media Roundup
Government starting work to develop Child Wellbeing Strategy
Lifewise Term 3 Parenting Courses
NZ Officials Look at UK Violence Disclosure Law
March 18, 2014 at 2:41 PM
Justice officials are looking at a new British law that allows women to find out whether their partner has a domestic violence conviction, with a view to copying it if it proves a success.
Anti-domestic violence campaigners say such a move would have a massive impact here. They say they are frustrated with privacy laws that mean in many cases they can't tell victims their new partners have a history of abuse.
The Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme is also known as Clare's Law after British woman Clare Wood, who was murdered by her ex-boyfriend in 2009. It is aimed at preventing domestic violence by letting women know if their partners have a past record of violence. Read more here.
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