Posted to Monash Weekly (20/5/2013) on 20/5/2013 at 12:22 PM
Commenting on "Forward step on domestic violence"
http://www.monashweekly.com.au/story/1508854/forward-step-on-domestic-violence/
Cr Drieberg, why are showing your face in this report? it does not convey any useful message except that you are showing off again.
I was at the launch of the GEAR program, sitting at the last row at the auditorium. A lady was trying to calm down a happy, playful young boy, hopping up and down the chair in the second last row. Later I realised that the lady was Kristine.
I listened attentively to the brave lady Kristine addressing the audience. On one hand, I felt for her torturous experience, but one the other, I was very pleased to see that she was no longer living in fear but with a happy child, presumably hers.
Many program tackle the damage. Repeat offenders seldom get the punishments they deserve. However, in my opinion, the biggest culprits are not the physical offenders, but the providers of items that cause such evils and sometimes irreparable damages.
Edited by Monash Weekly
I was at the launch of the GEAR program. I listened attentively to the brave lady Kristine addressing the audience. I felt for her torturous experience and was very pleased to see that she was no longer living in fear.
Commenting on "Forward step on domestic violence"
http://www.monashweekly.com.au/story/1508854/forward-step-on-domestic-violence/
Cr Drieberg, why are showing your face in this report? it does not convey any useful message except that you are showing off again.
I was at the launch of the GEAR program, sitting at the last row at the auditorium. A lady was trying to calm down a happy, playful young boy, hopping up and down the chair in the second last row. Later I realised that the lady was Kristine.
I listened attentively to the brave lady Kristine addressing the audience. On one hand, I felt for her torturous experience, but one the other, I was very pleased to see that she was no longer living in fear but with a happy child, presumably hers.
Many program tackle the damage. Repeat offenders seldom get the punishments they deserve. However, in my opinion, the biggest culprits are not the physical offenders, but the providers of items that cause such evils and sometimes irreparable damages.
Edited by Monash Weekly
I was at the launch of the GEAR program. I listened attentively to the brave lady Kristine addressing the audience. I felt for her torturous experience and was very pleased to see that she was no longer living in fear.
