Archive for May 27th, 2010

Fabricated DV stories. Abusive treatment of shelter residents. Fudged utilization numbers. And more. This eye-opening account comes from a former shelter worker… I used to work at a shelter here in Texas and really had my eyes opened. I went there thinking I was going to help victims. Well, an estimated 80%-90% of the “victims”... »

In the next few days, Abusegate will be unveiling our “Adopt-a-Politician, Help Clean up Washington” campaign. But is it really possible to defeat powerful politicians who advocate for draconian DV policies? The answer is “yes!” — see article from India… ‘Renuka’s Loss, Our Gain’ By: Anshuman G Dutta May 22, 2009 Ex-Union minister Renuka Chaudhary’s... »

Before lawmakers take office, they take an oath that states, “I, , do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.” But when it comes to domestic violence, some elected officials seemingly disregard that promise. Here are 10 actions you can take to get... »

On May 20th, the new U.K. coalition government pledged to change the law so as to extend anonymity in rape cases to cover the accused as well as the accuser, at least until and unless a conviction occurs. A firestorm of controversy has ensued. The law should not determine what information may be broadcast... »

Is your elected official a DV Dimwit when it comes to voting for every loony domestic violence bill that comes along? This coming week, Abusegate, Investigate! will launch a high-profile campaign: “Adopt-a-Politician, Help Clean up Washington.” The campaign will list about 20 Washington incumbent politicians – Senators and Representatives – who just don’t get it when it comes to... »