'She can't be the victim': Woman who stabbed abusive partner to death sentenced
An abused woman who stabbed her partner to death has been sentenced to home detention.
An abused woman who stabbed her partner to death has been sentenced to home detention.
The survivor manager of a women's refuge, as told to Elisabeth Easther
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A man who kidnapped his partner from a refuge and beat, stabbed her will stay in prison.
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'The lesson for me was that resorting to violence wasn't going to change anything.'
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"We continue to endure great pain … We feel this loss deeply."
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Help is out there, says Camilla.