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[josephine @foundationchik]

@Pedlar56230 @JayMG2205 @OMGTheMess ⬆️ and here Ladies and Gentlemen is The Problem Personified

[josephine @foundationchik]

@ChrisKettlewell @SandyHorne61 @peters_malcolm Try these facts
Aboriginal deaths in custody (no action taken in inquest recommendations over 20 years ago)
Aboriginal suicide rate significantly above the rest of the population
Aboriginal people on average have 20 years less life span than others in this country

[josephine @foundationchik]

@lalithramachan1 @SandyHorne61 @peters_malcolm No structural racism? Ahahahahahaha.
Yeah sure

[Sherele Moody (Femicide Researcher) 🌈 @ShereleMoody]

❤️SHE MATTERS: ERICA HAY!❤️

“She was the most beautiful mother you would ever meet. She did everything for everyone and always made sure her girls came first.”
Mum-of-four Erica Hay died in a suspicious house fire at her home in Warnbro, Western Australia, on Friday.
Her male partner ran from the blaze with a three-year-old child - today police are questioning him.
Officers have confirmed they are treating Erica’s death as a homicide.
Erica is the 32nd Australian woman killed this year and the 12th woman lost to violence in April.
The 30-year-old had only been in a relationship with the man for three or so months.
“Now those poor girls (Erica’s daughters) are without a mother for the rest of their lives because some evil person (allegedly) took that away from them,” a good friend of Erica’s told a media outlet today.
“She did everything for those girls, no matter how bad she was feeling.
“She always made sure that those girls had everything.”
The killing of Erica in the midst of widespread outrage at the ongoing slaughter of Australian women shows how far we still have to go before gendered violence is erased.
This weekend, women from all walks of life are raising their voices in unison, shining a light on violence against women.
As I write, the lives of 32 Australian women have been erased in 2024.
Eleven were allegedly killed by their current or former partners.
A further five women were allegedly killed by other family members.
While 9 of the women were allegedly murdered by people they knew (but who were not family members).
The last eight women were killed by strangers.
The youngest woman was just 22 years old. The oldest was 81.
Some had disabilities and/or chronic illnesses. These women came from all cultures - all sections of society.
Like Erica, 20 of the victims were mothers and 31 of the 32 women killed this year, were allegedly lost to male violence.
I cannot be more clear on this – gendered violence is the key cause of femicide in Australia.
We women are marching this weekend because it is time to accept that violence against women is not a woman’s problem to fix.
We women shoulder the burden of organising rallies. We’re the ones lobbying governments for DV funding and support services.
It's women who are rolling out petitions, pushing for changes to criminal legislation to keep our sisters safe.
It's left to women to document lives lost.
And it’s women who almost always pick up the pieces after violence.
We need men to stand with us - but more importantly we need men to take action because without buy-in from males we won't close the chapter on violence.
We can’t change the story for Erica – or the other women killed this year and in years past.
We must make tomorrow's story different because if we don't, more women’s lives will be lost.
Please, let's make Erica's life matter.
RIP ERICA HAY! ❤️

❤️Australian Femicide Watch: https://t.co/QJ2OuxMB8C
❤️The Memorial to Women and Children Lost to Violence: https://t.co/QJ2OuxMB8C
❤️The Australian Femicide & Child Death Map: https://t.co/HUEd7YnyWr

I document ALL unlawful deaths of women and children, regardless of perpetrator gender or relationship between the person killed and the accused. This means not every death is due to domestic and family violence. Australians are also killed by strangers, friends, colleagues, neighbours and other people known to them.

IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW NEEDS HELP PLEASE CALL:
❤️1800 Respect National Helpline: 1800 737 732
❤️Women's Crisis Line: 1800 811 811
❤️Men's Referral Service: 1300 766 491
❤️Mensline: 1300 789 978
❤️Lifeline (24 hours): 131 114

[josephine @foundationchik]

@Theblackfemini3 @AlboMP Have you considered not using violence?

[josephine @foundationchik]

@AlboMP Another one today. Walk if you want but TAKE SOME BLOODY ACTION NOW. We’re dying while you wait

https://t.co/Ym9NDpCWUG

[josephine @foundationchik]

@MarieColemanAO @colonelhogans If that doesn’t end in a law named Molly’s Law it’s a waste of time

[josephine @foundationchik]

@belinduhpyne So cool that the bros on here need to question this story. Note lads that not a single woman has questioned @belinduhpyne
We know this shit is real.

[josephine @foundationchik]

@JudithMunro11 @MargieC19420138 @AB4691331538508 @AudreyTay31079 @Lisa9Sophia How many times have you seen a bloke hit a woman in public? Funny how they only do it at home hey.

[josephine @foundationchik]

@GlennPlumb2 @GeorgeIsa1 @mark16pg Have a sook mate

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@GlennPlumb2 @steve_arama @elscarta @GeorgeIsa1 @mark16pg Did you miss the bit where a judge said quite clearly that he raped her? Or does that upset your ‘good bloke’ narrative?

[Stephanie ♡ @saltyskin_]

👏FUCK👏EVERY👏PERSON👏THAT👏CALLED👏HER👏A👏LIAR👏

[josephine @foundationchik]

@BrettGrose @deemadigan @PoliticalToonz ‘Alleged’ is certainly off the table though’

[Amy Remeikis @AmyRemeikis]

Consent is not a grey zone.
Anyone who has heard their ‘mate’ describe similar encounters, who have made the jokes about getting her drunk enough, who have seen friends go too far and not stepped in - enough. On the balance of probabilities, you know a rapist too

[josephine @foundationchik]

@padders001 @demongrrl51 Yeah. At least nobody will call him an ‘alleged’ rapist anymore.

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@demongrrl51 @FromeneKa @OldGrump9

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@FancyandTipple @CraigHill01 He did but. You know it.

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@Russputin2 @RadioPhysician Hoping for the BRS kinda judgement- can’t be defamed if you are in fact a POS

[josephine @foundationchik]

@ozwah @cammo8001 @Milliganreports Wow. She’s read all your books.
Oh wait…

[josephine @foundationchik]

@realCarrickRyan Another one to file under Pale, Male, Stale and Frail.