What you can do to help stop domestic abuse
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November 10, 2020
Home. Just the word itself is strong enough to evoke feelings of love, warmth and safety. It’s everything positive that we lean on for support, especially when things don’t work
We hear and read a lot about abuse against women. A few days ago, however, I had an enlightening talk with antidomestic abuse advocate Emiliano “Nano” Manahan, who’s writing a book on the rarely discussed topic of abuse suffered by men at the hands of their spouses.
UPDATE: The Varsitarian revealed the student who filed another complaint about the biology student Kyle Viray. A student from the UST-AMV College of Accountancy, Gil Nicole Morales, filed the complaint.
Last year, the divorce of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard made headlines because of domestic abuse accusations against the former. Many called bullsh*t on the claims, including comedian Doug Stanhope,
Talking about domestic abuse still is taboo even though it’s a common occurrence in our country. According to the Philippine Commission on Women, 14.4 percent of women experiencing physical violence and
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