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As domestic violence cases climb, advocates call for more monitoring of offenders — and victims

A CBC News analysis of provincial and territorial programs shows there is inconsistency in whether those accused or convicted of domestic violence are tracked.

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Headline Politics: Parliamentarians Discuss Domestic Violence Bill – May 6, 2021

Parliamentarians Discuss Domestic Violence Bill – May 6, 2021 At a press conference in Ottawa, Conservative MPs Jacques Gourde and Shannon Stubbs as well as Conservative Senator Pierre-Hugues Boisvenu, introduce a private member’s bill on domestic violence which will be tabled in the House of Commons. This legislation would support a bill tabled by Senator Boisvenu (S-231) on March 30, in the Senate. (May 6, 2021) Latest Episodes

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Military victims of crime still without a bill of rights

Military victims of crime still without a bill of rights
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Military victims of crime still without a bill of rights

Military victims of crime still without a bill of rights: Defence leadership can t say when that would come Serious allegations of sexual misconduct recently made against senior military leaders have prompted the Liberal government to promise changes to how the Canadian Forces responds to such incidents. Those changes could come within the next several weeks, defence sources said Tuesday. Author of the article: David Pugliese • Ottawa Citizen Publishing date: Apr 20, 2021 • 1 day ago • 3 minute read Lt.-Gen. Wayne Eyre is Canada s acting chief of the defence staff. Photo by Adrian Wyld /THE CANADIAN PRESS Article content The Canadian Forces has yet to provide a bill of rights for military victims of crime despite Parliament passing a law almost two years ago that would allow such an initiative.

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Quebec senator s bill would require ankle bracelet monitoring for men accused of domestic violence

Quebec senator s bill would require ankle bracelet monitoring for men accused of domestic violence
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