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'Coercive Control in Relationships' - on Insight

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From monitoring your phone and movements to controlling what you wear, what you eat and who you see, coercive control is an insidious, pervasive and dangerous form of abuse. Insight explores Intimate Terrorism: what...
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Fourth season episodes 1-4: 'The Handmaid's Tale'

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'Deadwater Fell' - British crime drama at its best

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What is coercive control? Answered in 23 languages

A video explaining the concept of coercive control in 23 languages, as SBS airs the documentary 'See What You Made Me Do'. Part of SBS's Settlement Guide.
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Family violence and where to get help in Australia

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Documentary

Confronting our domestic abuse crisis

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Domestic & Family Violence Prevention Month on SBS

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SBS Learn – educational resources

SBS Learn is a library of educational resources linked to SBS documentaries, dramas, news & current affairs, sport and other productions aired on SBS and its national Indigenous TV channel NITV. Created especially for teachers and students, SBS Learn hosts resources aligned to the Australian Curriculum. 

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