Man shot and hanged after being accused of sharing intimate photos of ex-partner in Bahia
A 34-year-old man was shot and hanged in Bahia after being accused of sharing intimate photos of his ex-partner, allegedly by her relatives.
In Australia, perpetrators in intimate relationships receive temporary accommodation training; in Korea, victims are forced to leave home
In Australia, programs are in place to train perpetrators of intimate partner violence in behavior modification, while in Korea, legislative gaps lead to victims often having to leave their homes.
The Digital Environment Makes Control Easy... Victims Find It Hard to Escape
A Korean researcher discusses the challenges of digital control in intimate relationships, highlighting the alarming rate of partner homicides in South Korea compared to Australia.
Signs of intimate relationship murder: 'coercive control'... The concept is even vague in South Korea
A recent article discusses the need for awareness of coercive control as a precursor to intimate partner violence, highlighting differences in understanding between South Korea and Australia.
B.C. man receives life sentence in killing of girlfriend, RCMP says
A British Columbia man has been sentenced to life in prison for the second-degree murder of his girlfriend, Melissa Blimkie.
Suspect of drugging a woman to record intimate videos, assaulting her, and keeping her in captivity is arrested in PI
A man suspected of domestic violence crimes, including drugging his ex-partner to produce explicit videos and physically assaulting her, has been arrested in Ribeiro Gonçalves, Brazil.
Man charged with kidnapping in connection with abduction of Manitoba woman
A man has been charged with kidnapping a woman in Manitoba after she was allegedly abducted at knifepoint and later found safe.
Oslo District Court: Wants to jail Marius Borg Høiby
Marius Borg Høiby faces charges for 38 offenses, including intimate partner violence and multiple counts of rape, in a trial set to last seven weeks.
Domestic violence survivors show similar brain trauma to professional athletes, Australian-first study finds
An Australian study reveals that survivors of domestic violence exhibit brain trauma characteristics similar to those seen in professional athletes, highlighting the cognitive impact of intimate partner violence.