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Weekly Media Roundup
October 30, 2014 at 11:53 AM
Pregnant woman who embedded knife in partners head sentenced:
A jealous pregnant woman who hurled a knife at her partner that embedded in his forehead has today been sentenced to four months' home detention and 150 hours of community work.
Specialist escapes assault conviction:
A cardiologist who attacked his male partner, smashing a wine bottle over his head, has escaped conviction partly because of a shortage of specialists in his area.
Violence during pregnancy risk studied:
Pregnant Maori women who experience domestic violence are more likely to face potential problems trying to get health care, according to a study by researchers at the University of Auckland.
Solomon's record on violence under UN spotlight:
The Solomon Islands' record on women's rights will be under the United Nations spotlight this Friday in Geneva.
