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New Sask. legislation will recognize coercive control, cyberstalking as interpersonal violence October 23News New Sask. legislation will recognize coercive control, cyberstalking as interpersonal violence October 23 | Duration2:09 New Sask. legislation will recognize coercive control, cyberstalking as interpersonal violence

Published October 24, 2025 By admin

Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged abuse controlling relationships, Canada, coercieve control, legislation

The Saskatchewan government plans to introduce The Cyberstalking and Coercive Control Act, which will amend the definition of interpersonal violence to include coercive or controlling behaviour and online stalking and harassment. Watch video report https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.6951307[Continue Reading...]

Florida Democrat files bill, tied to Scientology, to require drug tests for mass shooters

Published September 21, 2025 By admin

Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged Citizens Commission on Human Rights, Flroida, legislation, Scientologists, Scientology, state Senator Barbara Sharief

A Florida Democrat has filed a bill backed by the Church of Scientology in response to a spate of mass shootings in Florida and across the country. The measure (SB 54), filed by state Sen. Barbara Sharief, D-Davie, would require…[Continue Reading...]

Legislation seeks stronger disclosure requirements for multi-level marketing companies

Published June 13, 2025 By admin

Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged Delaware, legislation, MLM, multi level marketing schemes, scams

PETROWICH: Multi-level marketing companies have been around since the late 1800s but began picking up real steam following World War II in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. MLMs presented an opportunity for women to gain some financial independence as they…[Continue Reading...]

Japan’s lower house tightens religious donation rules amid Unification church controversy

Published December 8, 2022 By admin

Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged Japanyung Moon, legislation, Sun Mung Moon, Sun Myung Moon, Unification Church

Japan’s lower house of parliament has passed a law that will make it a crime for religious and other organisations to “maliciously” secure donations from members – a move seen as an attempt by the ruling party to defuse the…[Continue Reading...]