Read “Building Bridges in Our Community” with excerpts from our 1996 Annual General Meeting.
In the final portion of the Toronto Star’s 1996 study of 133 cases of domestic violence, journalists conclude that a get-tough, zero-tolerance policy toward domestic abusers could be a reality using existing solutions – to effect change, not a single law would have to be altered.
Hitting Home – Spousal Abuse: San Diego: Is this the solution?
Daly, Rita; Armstrong, Jane; Mallan, Caroline; “Hitting Home – Spousal Abuse: San Diego: Is this the solution?. Toronto Star, pg A1, A32, C1, C4, C5. March 16, 1996.
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In part four of the Toronto Star’s 1996 eight-month investigation into 133 domestic violence cases, journalists tell the story of Paul Francis, a repeat offender, and the three women he had assaulted.
Hitting Home – Spousal Abuse: Three women in the life of a serial abuser
Daly, Rita; Armstrong, Jane; Mallan, Caroline. Hitting Home – Spousal Abuse: Three women in the life of a serial abuser. Toronto Star, pg A17. March 13, 1996.
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