Domestic Violence | The NoNonsense Man®

Upon discovering on a blind date, in this Seinfeld episode, that
George Costanza is engaged, Marisa Tomei (playing herself)
punches George in the face. This is first-degree battery.

NJ Attorney Challenges Constitutionality of Restraining Orders

Report: Fifty Domestic-Violence Myths (RADAR: June 2009)

Study: More Than 50% of Women Approve of Violence Against Men

The Shame of Being a Male Victim of Female Violence (BBC Radio)

Female Experts Expose Truth About Female-On-Male Violence (Video)

Joe Biden's VAWA Is Out of Control for 12 Reasons

Another Joe Biden VAWA Success Story (12.10.08)

Two Boston Men's Lives Ruined from False DV Accusations; Women Not Prosecuted

Federal Judge Rules: 14th Amendment Is Irrelevant & VAWA Can Destroy Men's Lives (12.03.08)

California Appellate Court Rules That Domestic Violence Is Gender-Neutral (10.14.08)

Roy Den Hollander Files Federal Class-Action Suit Over Unconstitutionality of VAWA

Myth Debunked: Men Do Experience Domestic Violence (GHC: 05.19.08)

Media Matters Condones Women's Violence

Media Matters Censors Inconvenient Facts [about domestic violence]

Do Australians Ignore Female Violence Against Men?

Women Equal Men in Partner Violence

VAWA Survey Is Biased Against Men

The Truth About Domestic Violence

Researcher calls for women to stop abusing men

AMA President's Bogus Claim That Domestic Violence Kills as Many Women Every 5 Years as the Number of US Soldiers Killed in Vietnam

Harvard Medical School announced a major study showing that 24% of heterosexual couples have violence, half of it reciprocal, and that women initiate most of the reciprocal violence and 71% of the non-reciprocal violence, and both suffer significant injuries.

Men Shouldn't Be Overlooked as Victims of Partner Violence (American Psychiatric Assn.)

Frequency of Violence and Reported Injury in Partner Violence (American Public Health Assn.)

Assaults by Women on Their Spouses or Male Partners (200 studies)

Men are More Likely Than Women to Be Victims in Dating Violence (UNH)

Partner Violence by University Students in 32 Nations (UNH)

The Controversy Over Domestic Violence by Women

University of Florida found women more likely than men to “stalk, attack, and abuse” their partners

Teenage Violence Linked To Later Domestic Violence (U of Washington)

University of Pennsylvania Professor Richard Gelles states: 'Contrary to the claim that women only hit in self-defense, we found that women were as likely to initiate the violence as were men'

Intimate Partner Abuse Against Men (Canadian Government)

Sex differences in physically aggressive acts between heterosexual partners

Transforming flawed research in domestic violence