Non-violence advocates call for the next federal government to think about this issue longer

"Domestic violence" has gone up in the Victoria

Language barriers and a lack of connections often make it more difficult for Chinese victims of domestic violence to access help. Source: pexels/Karolina Grabowska

For too long aid has focused largely on women and children victims of violence, and not enough effort is being made to stop perpetrators from harming them.

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Published 20 March 2022 1:23pm

Updated 20 March 2022 10:21pm

Presented by Tia Ardha

Source: SBS

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For too long aid has focused largely on women and children victims of violence, and not enough effort is being made to stop perpetrators from harming them.

No to Violence is Australia's largest advocate organization, supporting them in their work to end domestic violence, and change abusive and violent behavior.

According to statistical reports, every nine days in Australia, someone kills their partner or ex. Sometimes children die at the hands of those most responsible for their safety.

Now, ahead of Australia's next federal election, there are calls for long-term investment to help break the cycle of domestic and family violence.

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