For example, if our culture had permitted us to talk about violence and to confront it over the past 30 years or even 20 years or 10 years, then, given my personality, it would have been possible for me to make a very measured, very restrained film, a film that doesn't have these kinds of scenes.
Mr. Paterson has more than just the domestic violence case to confront: the state's Public Integrity Commission has asked Mr. Cuomo to decide whether criminal charges should be brought against the governor for lying under oath about his solicitation of free tickets to a World Series game at Yankee Stadium last October.
In the piece, Weberg examines the psychological effects caused by violence, forcing participants to confront the insecurities and fears embedded within contemporary society.
Crash officers worked in tough places and were expected to confront violence with violence.
The full Assembly went on to adopt a Declaration on Violence Against Children, which commits religious communities to confront violence against children and protect children in their communities.
KYOTO, 28 August 2006 – Delegates of the Eighth World Assembly of Religions for Peace today endorsed the Declaration on Violence against Children, which commits religious and faith communities to confront violence against children and protect children in their communities.
Eighth World Assembly of Religions for Peace endorses declaration on violence against children KYOTO/JAPAN, 28 August, 2006 – Delegates of the Religions for Peace Eighth World Assembly today endorsed the Declaration on Violence against Children, which commits religious and faith communities to confront violence against children and protect children in their communities.
Focusing on femicide must be done with care: it is a way of forcing society to confront violence against women, not of allowing authorities to ignore anything short of murder – both because lower-level violence is more prevalent, and because men who murder their partners usually have a history of attacking them.
"The policy is not to silence the critics, it's to confront violence," he says.
Victims of domestic violence are being forced to confront their abusers in court due to cuts in legal aid, the court of appeal has been told.
