Response to the sentencing of Borce Ristevski
Firstly Domestic Violence Victoria would like to acknowledge the tragic loss of Karen Ristevski – a mother, daughter, sister and friend – and the pain caused to her family and friends throughout this time of grief alongside a difficult investigation and criminal trial. We would also like to acknowledge the efforts of police and prosecutions in bringing Borce Ristevski to account in the face of evidence limitations and other investigative…
More Details >Peak Bodies Respond to the Second Annual Report from the Family Violence Reform Implementation Monitor
The Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare, No to Violence, and Domestic Violence Victoria – the statewide peak bodies for integrated family services, specialist family violence services for perpetrators and specialist family violence services for victim-survivors – welcome the Family Violence Reform Implementation Monitor’s second annual report released today. The peak bodies echo the Monitor’s call for a systemic and coordinated approach to the design and implementation of…
More Details >Joint statement from Domestic Violence Victoria & Domestic Violence NSW in response to the federal government and opposition’s commitment to funding for women’s safety
We welcome the federal government’s record investment in preventing and responding to violence against women. We’re glad the Opposition has also developed policy and funding commitments to this issue and we hope to see continuing bipartisan support for providing much needed resources to end men’s violence against women and the devastating effect it has on too many Australians. We look forward to working with the government on fine tuning the…
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