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Marie Segrave

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Some victim-survivors take their own lives. We need to better understand how suicide and family violence are linked

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By Stefani Vasil, Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Marie Segrave, Lisa Lock
| Phys.org Verified
In 2024, a young mother in Victoria ended her own life. As family violence services and Victoria Police pointed out, there were key circumstances that may have contributed to her death. Her former partner was about to be released from prison. He had been serving time for a criminal conviction for abusive behavior toward her. This case is not an isolated one. Media coverage in November last year reported other young women who died by suicide whose partners had been alleged abusers.
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Some victim-survivors take their own lives. We need to better understand how suicide and family violence are linked

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By Stefani Vasil, Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Marie Segrave
| The Conversation Verified
In 2024, a young mother in Victoria ended her own life. As family violence services and Victoria Police pointed out, there were key circumstances that may have contributed to her death. Her former partner was about to be released from prison. He had been serving time for a criminal conviction for abusive behaviour towards her. This case is not an isolated one. Media coverage in November last year reported other young women who died by suicide whose partners had been alleged abusers.
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How 'exit trafficking' hides the complex realities of cross border family violence

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By Marie Segrave
| Women's Agenda Verified
This week, the Australian Federal Police indicating that a Sydney man has been charged with human trafficking offences, specifically exit trafficking charges. The allegation is that this man “deceptively convinced his wife and child to travel with him to Pakistan in August, 2024. On arrival, he allegedly took the child’s passport and abandoned the pair at the airport. He returned to Australia by himself later that month.
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