Program educates multicultural young women about the signs of coercive control in relationships

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Program educates multicultural young women about the signs of coercive control in relationships

Nov. 28, 2024 - 14:01 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Young women are being taught the signs of coercive control amid a rise in family and domestic abuse-related cases. It comes as more Australian states move to outlaw the controlling pattern of behaviour.