Nataly Anderson - Consultant and campaigner for the rights of children and families
Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse
Release Date: 07/19/2024
Attacked With A Knife, Betrayed By The System: One Woman’s Fight For Justice After Domestic Abuse
Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse
Survivor Elizabeth Hudson shares her harrowing story of domestic violence and the shocking failures of the justice system that followed. After narrowly escaping a life-threatening knife attack by her ex-husband in 2021, Elizabeth faced nearly two years of systemic failures, delays, and errors that prolonged her trauma. In this conversation with Debbie, Resolute’s Founder and CEO, Elizabeth reveals how police mishandling, court adjournments, and administrative errors repeatedly failed her - and ultimately allowed her ex-husband to attack another woman while awaiting trial. 00:00 Introduction...
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The Shocking REALITY Of Domestic Abuse Suicides - Tim Woodhouse, Suicide Prevention Researcher
Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse
Tim Woodhouse, Suicide Prevention Programme Manager, joins Debbie, Resolute’s Founder and CEO, to discuss the findings from his latest report, revealing the connection between domestic abuse and suicide. His research shows that domestic abuse-related suicides account for 33% of all suicides in Kent and Medway—potentially translating to 1,800 deaths annually across the UK. Alongside these shocking statistics, Debbie shares her own survivor story, providing insight into how victims can be driven to the edge when trapped in abuse and then further traumatised by the systems meant to...
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Unmasking Litigation Loans: Rosie Heys Exposes the Dark Side of Legal Funding
Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse
Rosie Heys, co-administrator of the Legal Negligence and Mismanagement Campaign Group, and admin of the Divorce Debt and Litigation Loans Facebook page, sheds light on the predatory practices of litigation loan companies targeting vulnerable individuals. Rosie reveals how these companies exploit divorcing individuals by offering high-interest loans, often resulting in severe financial and emotional distress. Through real-life stories and statistics, Rosie exposes the impact on victims, including homelessness and mental health issues. The discussion further dives into the lack of regulation and...
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Never A Victim: Robert Kaiser's Journey From Security Expert to Women's Safety Advocate
Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse
In this episode, Debbie interviews Robert Kaiser, who shares his incredible journey from working in security for the German government to becoming a passionate advocate for women's safety. Robert discusses his extensive background in private security and delves into his personal experience helping women in abusive relationships, providing them with life-saving advice and resources. The conversation touches upon the complexities and importance of recognizing early warning signs of abuse, the profound impact of sharing one's story, and the transformative power of meditation and holistic healing....
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Michelle Faye on Fighting Domestic Abuse, Police Failings and Family Court Injustice in Australia
Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse
Michelle Faye from Australia shares her harrowing 20-year experience with domestic violence and her journey from a victim to an activist. Michelle discusses the systemic failures in protecting victims, shedding light on her ongoing battle for safer policies. We delve into her personal story, the importance of raising awareness, and the need for comprehensive change in the approach towards domestic violence globally. 00:00 Introduction and Greetings 01:13 Michelle's Background and Advocacy 01:59 The Beginning of the Abusive Relationship 02:49 Escalation of Abuse and Control 05:04 Attempts to...
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How To Protect Victims In A Flawed Legal System (Part 2) - Richard Port MBE, Family Law Solicitor
Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse
In part 2 of this conversation, Richard discusses the complexities and difficulties in handling domestic abuse cases within the legal framework. He shares insights on the Pathfinder initiative, the transition to the divorce portal, and challenges related to safeguarding children's well-being. Richard offers a candid look at the importance of evidence in legal proceedings, the pitfalls of false hope from unscrupulous lawyers, and the delicate balance needed in family law cases. He also emphasizes the significance of finding trustworthy legal representation and the strides made in recognizing...
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SHERA Research Group's Dr Elizabeth Dalgarno on Parental Alienation PSEUDOSCIENCE and Family Court
Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse
Debbie welcomes Dr Elizabeth Dalgarno, founder and director of the SHERA Research Group, to discuss critical issues surrounding parental alienation and the impact of family court systems on women and children. Dr. Dalgarno shares her expertise and critiques the recently published guidelines on parental alienation, emphasizing the pseudoscientific nature of the concept and the need for evidence-based approaches. The discussion also highlights health impacts and the need for systemic changes to protect vulnerable families and ensure justice. Real-life stories, including the tragic case of Sara...
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How To Protect Victims In A Flawed Legal System (Part 1) - Richard Port MBE, Family Law Solicitor
Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse
Richard Port MBE, a Family Law Partner at George Green, opens up about the harsh realities and systemic flaws in family courts handling domestic abuse cases. Richard discusses the misuse of the Domestic Abuse Act, how perpetrators manipulate the system to present themselves as victims, and the inefficacy of measures like Domestic Violence Protection Orders (DVPOs) and Domestic Violence Protection Notices (DVPNs). The conversation also covers the troubling lack of accountability among judges, the limitations of CAFCASS, and the financial and emotional toll on genuine victims. With candid...
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Understanding Women Convicted Of Violent Crimes With Kathryn Whiteley
Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse
In this episode, Deborah interviews Dr. Kathryn Whiteley, a criminologist who has dedicated over 20 years to studying and interacting with women who have committed violent crimes. Dr. Whiteley discusses her unique role as an educator and researcher focusing on women in maximum and medium security prisons. She reveals insights into the backgrounds of these women, including the prevalence of abuse and trauma, and highlights the importance of giving them a platform to share their stories. Tune in as she discusses her experiences in the United States, Australia, and Ireland, and touches on the...
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Why Survivors Still Aren't Safe - The REALITY Of Post-Separation Abuse With Sarah Taylor
Resolute: Zero Tolerance For Domestic Abuse
Join us in an in-depth conversation with Sarah Taylor, advocate and campaigner, as we discuss the challenges and systemic failures surrounding domestic abuse, particularly focusing on the role of the family court system, police training, and post-separation abuse. Sarah shares her lived experiences and insights on how coercive control and victim-blaming perpetuate the cycle of abuse, and what can be done to support victims better.
info_outlineDebbie interviews Nataly, who shares her harrowing experiences with the Hague Convention on International Parental Child Abduction and the broader issues within family court systems. Nataly describes how her children were abducted and the ensuing legal battles across multiple countries. The interview delves deep into the complications and inadequacies of the Hague Convention, the family courts, and the criminal justice system, highlighting the mistreatment of children as commodities, the lack of proper policing and social care, and the systemic failures in addressing domestic abuse and safeguarding issues. Both Debbie and Nataly call for urgent reforms, better training for professionals, and more accountability within the existing systems to protect vulnerable families.
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