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Category: Legal Affairs

Hate Group’s Target: Women

by WS Editors | Apr 1, 2013 | Legal Affairs

Stop Abuse and Violent Environments is the benignly named nonprofit that delayed the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act for nearly two years. One of its directors is Robert O’Hara, who also works for A Voice for Men, a website that claims to advocate for “the men’s movement.” The website is the creation of […]

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Newtown Dad Says We Won’t Forget

by WS Editors | Apr 1, 2013 | Legal Affairs, National Security

Neil Heslin appears on a new television ad produced by Michael Bloomberg’s Mayors Against Illegal Guns to put pressure on Connecticut legislatorscurrently debating a ban on military-style rifles and high capacity magazines as well as the implementation of criminal background checks.Heslin went on CNN Thursday to push back against a new CBS poll that suggests […]

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Diplomatic Impunity: Trafficking Women to the United States

by Yuko Narushima | Mar 1, 2013 | Foreign Policy, Legal Affairs

New York City Three Filipina women crowd the kitchen of a New York City apartment, ribbing one another over a bubbling fish stew. The eldest, Dema Ramos, is an exceptional cook and has given up trying to suppress her laughter. This outwardly serious mother of five is forcing sweet dough into the funnel of a […]

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Candidates, Guns & Money

by WS Editors | Mar 1, 2013 | Legal Affairs, Politics

When Democrats in Congress consider gun control, it is always through the optics of 1994, the year Republicans recaptured the House of Representatives after 40 years as the minority party. Democrats had passed (by a razor-thin 216-214 margin in the House) a crime bill that included a ban on 19 specific assault weapons. The National […]

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No Way Out: Foreign Diplomat Defrauds Housekeeper

by WS Editors | Mar 1, 2013 | Legal Affairs

In November, Mauritius’ ambassador to the U.S., Somduth Soborun (pictured, right), pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of failing to pay his domestic worker the federal minimum wage ($7.25 an hour). Authorities said the worker, a Filipina national whom they identified only as C.V., came to the U.S. on a visa to work for Soborun, […]

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