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Books with title Drugs and Domestic Violence

  • Domestic Violence

    Joe Layden

    Library Binding (Millbrook Press, March 1, 1995)
    The increasing awareness of domestic violence is portrayed through a series of photographs and illustrations that illuminate this family crisis and accompany disturbing facts about the seriousness of the problem and its repercussions.
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  • Drugs and Gun Violence

    Maryann Miller

    School & Library Binding (Rosen Publishing Group, March 15, 1807)
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  • Domestic Violence

    Nicola Edwards

    Paperback (Chrysalis Children's Books, March 15, 1800)
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  • Domestic Violence

    Nicola Edwards

    Hardcover (Chrysalis Children's Books, Sept. 18, 2003)
    A sensitive introduction to difficult personal and social issues. Offers support with reassurance and strategies for dealing with problems and special fact boxes for making difficult decisions. Contains a listing of organisations, helplines and websites that can help.
  • Domestic Violence

    David M Haugen

    Library Binding (Cengage Learning (Greenhaven Press), Aug. 16, 2005)
    Reported incidents of violence between domestic partners has decreased in recent years, but the problem remains a serious issue for society as well as those who still live in abusive relationships. This volume examines the prevalence of domestic violence in America, its causes, and its remedies.
  • Domestic Violence

    Louise I. Gerdes

    School & Library Binding (Greenhaven Press, March 24, 1819)
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  • Domestic Violence

    Joe Layden

    Hardcover (Millbrook Press, Aug. 16, 1994)
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  • Domestic Violence

    Cara Acred

    eBook (Independence Educational Publishers, May 14, 2016)
    In 2015, two women in England and Wales were killed every week as a result of domestic violence. However, it’s not just women who suffer from partner violence; 12% of men say that they have been a victim of domestic abuse since the age of 16. This book explores the many myths and facts that surround perceptions of domestic violence. It also looks at different types of abuse, worldwide statistics and the protection offered by the law. In the final chapter, it considers the prevention of domestic violence, including perpetrator programmes, refuges and helplines.