As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, we’re seeing spikes in gun sales and reports of domestic violence across the country.
No abuser should have access to firearms, and no survivor of domestic violence should live with that fear.
This broke my heart. A Black woman tried to get help from the system that’s supposed to protect us from danger for a domestic violence restraining order against her partner and recieved the same physical abuse she was trying to prevent. The system truly fails Black people.
Thousands of migrant children — including babies — have been expelled by the Trump administration since March. Some have been held in hotels without access to lawyers or family. Advocates say many are now “virtually impossible��� to find. https://t.co/11UlHU98xq
Who forgot some key actions on pg 4 of its report:
1. Survivors need to included in WHO's policymaking tables.
2. Emotional safety support is key to supporting survivors during COVID.
3. Hire survivors in positions at DV service orgs to help other survivors. Peer To Peer👏👏
🏡 is not always a safe place for children, women & older people who are experiencing or are at risk of abuse.
According to our study🔖, domestic violence is likely to increase 📈 during & after the #COVID19 pandemic.
👉https://t.co/3q78WrGfiY #EndViolence
OUTRAGEOUS. Amazon just fired our member Chris Smalls, who helped organize today's walkout to demand the company #ProtectAmazonWorkers.
His statement: "Amazon would rather fire workers than face up to its total failure to do what it should to keep us...safe." #AmazonStrike
While the government is creating systems to respond COVID-19, they must take domestic violence into account. Victims should not be placed on home quarantine with their abuser.