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For too long, stigma and silence have allowed child-to-parent abuse to fester in the shadows, unacknowledged in policy ...

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Societal gender roles, economic dependence and victim-blaming leave many women trapped in abusive relationships.

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Despite having access to support services in Australia, many women say they remain trapped in abusive relationships due to cultural traditions.

Local experts note that victims can face physical and psychological abuse that can make leaving their abuser difficult.

Victims often blame themselves for their abuser's actions and perpetrators make it too hard to escape. Gabby Petito’s story sheds light on this heartbreaking reality.

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