Family Violence Flashcards

1
Q

What did Hon Kate Ellis MP (Minister for Women) say about family violence?

A

“There seems to be what I find a very concerning trend in this country for people both men and women, to try to play down the statistics —to try to shy away from them— or shut down discussion on the matter, but it will be absolutely impossible to make inroads into these family and domestic violence figures if people continue to diminish their importance.”

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2
Q

Between 2004 - 2006 what was the leading cause of death among children aged 0-14years?

A

Injury

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3
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In 2006, assault was the _____ most common type of injury causing death for australian children 0-14years old?

A

3rd

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4
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In 2007-2008 how many notifications were made to child protection authorities and how many were substantiated?

A
  1. 317,526
  2. 55,120

Since then declined somewhat but still alarming

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5
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From the 2012 ABS survey, how many women and men have experienced physical or sexual violence from a current or former partner?

A

Women = 1 in 6
Men = 1 in 20

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6
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From the 2012 ABS survey, how many women have experience emotion abuse from a current or former partner?

A

1 in 4

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7
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From the 2012 ABS survey, how many women have experienced sexual violence?

A

1 in 5

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8
Q

Where are women most likely to experience physical and sexual violence?

A

In their home, at the hands of a current or former partner

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9
Q

How often to police deal with a domestic violence matter?

A

Every 2 minutes
657 on ave per day

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10
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In Aus, how often is a women killed by a partner or former partner?

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1 women a week

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11
Q

What contributes to the most death, disability and illness in women aged 15-44 than any other preventable risk factor?

A

Intimate partner violence

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12
Q

What is the single largest driver of homelessness for women?

A

Domestic or family violence

55% of women presenting to specialist homelessness services

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13
Q

Who is twice as likely (possibly up to 4x) to experience physical or sexual violence?

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2x = Young women aged 18 - 25
4x = Young women aged 14 - 19

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14
Q

70-90% of intellectually disabled women in Australia are…?

A

Victims of sexual abuse / violent secual encounters

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15
Q

Women with disabilities are _____ more likely to experience DV

A

40%

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16
Q

What are the elements of Power and Control related to people with disabilities in partner relationships?

A
  1. Sexual abuse
  2. Economic abuse
  3. Privilege (Ableism)
  4. Coercion and Threat
  5. Withhold Support or Treatment
  6. Emotional Abuse
  7. Isolation
  8. Minimize, Deny and Blame
17
Q

How many seperated mothers and fathers report emotional and/or physical abuse?

A

Mothers = Over 2/3
Fathers = Over 1/3

18
Q

Following separation, how many parents report safety concerns related to ongoing contact with the other parent?

A

1/5

19
Q

When does death most typically occur around family/domestic violence?

A

Usually following separation for the partner and children

20
Q

What is the economic cost for family violence?

A

$13.6 billion per year

5.1% of the total disease burden for Australian women 18-44

Personal and social cost is incalculable