Ep 9 JUSTICE SYSTEM FLAWS 1

An episode so HUGE it had to be split into two parts!! Part one starts with the discovery that many women imprisoned are victims of domestic abuse and I share storytime's from survivors I've met. I then spill a storytime from long ago and how courts have changed how they treat victims. However, I end up sharing a recent storytime that shows there is still a LONG way for the police to go when it comes to protecting women from violence.

Part 2 - Next week is a HUGEEEEE storytime share I've been putting off. It's a VERY vulnerable story I am not keen on sharing, but if we stay silent, nothing changes. It takes bravery from survivors to share the good, the bad and the ugly to help end the silence. This silence enables perpetrators to continue their abuse and a system to never change. Tune in next week to hear that epic and intimate conclusion of Justice Flaws- Pt 2 When Police Get It Wrong.

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Love is a Battlefield is an educational podcast about domestic violence/ domestic abuse and all kinds of relationship drama.

About the podcaster: Tilly is a Registered Nurse, Mental Health Practitioner, completed many DV courses and a survivor of

domestic violence, having almost lost her life. Tilly was fortunate to see a perpetrator imprisoned, but this is not the reality for many survivors. Having briefly worked in radio many years ago, the idea for this podcast came from noticing a very real gap in the lack of knowledge held by DV survivors. Knowledge is power and Tilly hopes to empower each and every woman to live a life free from abuse or oppression.

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No names, dates, times, or locations are supplied regarding any alleged or convicted perpetrators of domestic violence or abuse to protect identities. All shared stories are true and factual personal accounts of actual events. No responsibility will be taken for similarities or differences to other people or accounts.

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