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Items tagged: domestic violence

The Intersection Between HIV/AIDS and Domestic Violence in AA and NHPI Women

The Intersection Between HIV/AIDS and

Domestic Violence in AA and NHPI Women

S-COMM: Deporting Victims of Domestic Violence

It’s a sad but true reality: Domestic violence happens in the API community. Too often the stresses of life in America, the changing of gender roles and expectations and especially the impact of the economic downturn on API families lead to incidents of domestic abuse, typically of a husband against a wife or children. And now, a new program, being promoted by the Obama administration, nets victims of domestic violence into deportation proceedings.


Georgia “Show Me Your Papers” Legislation Will Endanger Survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault

From the Restore Fairness blog-

Guest blogger: Azadeh N. Shahshahani, National Security/Immigrants’ Rights Project Director, ACLU Foundation of Georgia


Domestic violence survivors first to be affected by Arizona law


Promising Harvard sophomore, Eric Balderas, faces deportation

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From the Restore Fairness blog.

Until two weeks ago 19 year old Eric Balderas was a sophomore on a full scholarship to Harvard University with a major in molecular biology and the ambition of becoming a cancer researcher. In an instant, he went from representing the promise of the country’s future to being threatened with deportation to Mexico, a country that he has no recollection of.


Immigrant women defy odds on International Women's Day

From Restore Fairness blog

March is the month where International Women's Day celebrates the strides women have made, in spite of all they have to endure. Like Rosa Morales, an immigrant woman who turned her life around and went from the brink of being deported, to being awarded a scholarship for her contribution to society.