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Originally Posted by rutters  Here's the source BBC News - School lessons to tackle domestic violence outlined
Govt estimates suggest 40% of victims of Domestic violence are male. If you add to that the reluctance of men to report women for violently abusing them then it makes a sizable group to ignore. so boys getting physically abused should shut up and just take it? Why does it have to be female based? Why couldn't they just say domestic violence of all kinds?
With girls out-performing boys in all subjects and in all age groups why are they choosing to spend their money on this?
Boys sufer more from bullying. Would anyone dare suggest spending £13m on helping just the boys?
Any man voting labour just isn't aware of what's going on. |
Just copy/pasted this from your link rutters.
"More than £13m is being provided to help support
male and female victims of sexual and domestic violence in a range of actions by the police, local authorities, NHS and government.
From 2011, lessons in
gender equality and preventing violence in relationships will be compulsory in the personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education curriculum.
Chookey