Sentence examples for violence access from inspiring English sources

Dr. Cohall's main areas of research interest include adolescent health; reproductive health; violence; access to healthcare, particularly for young men of color; and health communication/health promotion.

Prevention for girls and women, no matter where they live, requires protection from sexual coercion and violence, access to reproductive health services and comprehensive sexuality education for all young people.

Throughout the trip, Castro baited the Americans too – responding to questions over human rights by pointing out US shortcomings that Obama himself agonizes over: on healthcare, gun violence, access to higher education and women's pay.

Last month, the court of appeal, for example, reached a momentous decision that recent government legal aid rules unlawfully denied victims of intimate partner violence access to public funding in family law cases.

Rather than seeking integration in the abstract, black New Yorkers demanded first-class citizenship jobs for all, affordable housing, protection from police violence, access to higher education, and political representation.

Natsils is the peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander legal services, and had provided "cohesive and co-ordinated responses" to requests for submissions to numerous Senate and committee inquiries including into domestic violence, access to justice and discrimination, Natsils chair, Shane Duffy, told Guardian Australia.

Nearly 2,500 women and children identified as survivors of sexual violence accessed comprehensive support.

For example in the Kibondo refugee camp 1000 survivors of sexual violence accessed survivor care services in a 12-month period, compared to 23 in the neighbouring camp [ 50].

In January, Telstra announced that employees who were victims of domestic violence could access an additional 10 days of paid annual leave.

And I left behind at least 67 dead and hundreds of wounded people that even ambulances couldn't pick up during the violence because access was too dangerous.

Most of the current research comes from the US and South Africa, where cultural thresholds to violence and access to handguns result in comparatively high homicide rates.