A grim warning: what self-isolation could mean for some women

Joanne Yates, Domestic Violence NSW

Joanne Yates, Domestic Violence NSW Source: SBS

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Domestic violence is known to peak in times of crisis and forced at-home isolation could mean there is no escape.

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