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Better protect DV victims in QLD by recognising dads as particularly vulnerable to abuse

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Michael Roberts
6 years ago

I support this

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Theresa musgrave
6 years ago Featured

Government need to realise that men are just as vulnerable when it comes to DV especially psychological with children being withheld from loving fathers

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Let’s work towards equality

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david
6 years ago

Family Law needs equality, not AVO's. Reinstate the rule of perjury and stop the lies

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Ben
6 years ago

One law to be enforced by commonwealth and not courts. Any and all employees of state how have any acts on dv, this includes police state/federal, experts, judges and all employees of dv agency ti be retained and will be hold accountable for injury, murder (including suicide) and imprisoned with no court.

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Mark Taylor
6 years ago Featured

My ex was the violent one ... but also the clever and cunning one that managed to frame me. I now have no access to my child. It is criminal.

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Mitchell Jones
6 years ago

False allegations to get dv orders and dad not getting there children because of this needs to stop. We need to stand together to stop domestic violence not accept it and realize that maybe men are getting the raw end of the stick. It's time for a change

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Mr T A Cocks
6 years ago

This has to be fixed urgently for the sake of all children and their Dads

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Darren Watson
6 years ago

Its time equality in the DV and family law is bought about.

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Barbara McLachlan
6 years ago

This is happening all the time, refusing contact and demanding unattainable conditions to allow access.