In South Africa, many, if not most, women have experienced domestic abuse; many of them live with it on a routine basis, with very little recourse and no headlines about their fate.
"There's very little recourse," FEC commissioner Ann Ravel told Politico.
"They're kind of refugees from our own property, with very little recourse,' Polis said.
And there is very little recourse in a society that doesn't regularly pay attention to these offenses, much less record them.
Watch Durkin deliver his remarks and you get the vibe of someone who knows that after years of being battered with very little recourse, he no longer has to take it.
But, without money, without a legal and judicial system that treats understanding domestic violence as a priority, without cultural disgust for domestic violence "jokes" and endorsements for celebrity abusers, victims of domestic violence have very little recourse.
In the case of T1D, a close collaboration between the PI and close coworkers of existing cohorts (MIDIA, DIPP, DiPiS, BABYDIAB, and DAISY) would be a very vulnerable recourse in identification of the environmental trigger(s) of T1D.
However, the continued overall low level of care seeking and the very infrequent recourse to community health workers as a source of care suggests that there have been significant implementation problems with CCM.
A deeper look into the difficult and often messy nature of untraditional births in China would confront the uncomfortable realities of the one-child policy, the dearth of sex education, and the lack of a social safety net, which often leaves women with very few recourses.
She said she knows of many cases where lesbian couples have split up and the partner who was not legally the child's mother had very little legal recourse.
