Domestic and gender-based violence is concerned with the societal, legal, and institutional responses to such violence, with the aim of protecting victims and holding perpetrators accountable. It involves ensuring victims have access to legal remedies and support services, and that their rights are upheld throughout the justice process including the right to safety, to be heard, and to fair treatment.
Justice in this context also involves addressing the underlying societal norms and structures that contribute to domestic and gender-based violence, such as gender inequality and discrimination.
Community-level Prevention: A vital next step in ending domestic and sexual violence
Flood, Michael (2023) Community-level Prevention: A vital next step in ending domestic and sexual violence. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, May 2023 (37), pp.1-4.
Practitioner experiences of working with young people in domestic and family violence legal matters in Queensland
Choden, Phuntsho, Stewart, Megan, Bull, Melissa (2023) Practitioner experiences of working with young people in domestic and family violence legal matters in Queensland. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, (38).
Gay dating app-related blackmail: Anatomy, contexts and risk factors
Sinha Roy, Rahul (2023) Gay dating app-related blackmail: Anatomy, contexts and risk factors. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, 42.
Understanding adolescent digital dating abuse victimisation in Australia and Brazil
Lopes Gomes Pinto Ferreira, Gisella (2023) Understanding adolescent digital dating abuse victimisation in Australia and Brazil. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, 43.
Experiences of Backlash Against Women in the Form of Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence in India
Sarkar, Sahana (2023) Experiences of Backlash Against Women in the Form of Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence in India. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, 44.
A Guide to Understanding Romance Fraud
Cross, Cassandra (2022) A Guide to Understanding Romance Fraud. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, 22.
Evaluation of a specialist domestic violence worker embedded in a police station
Rodgers, Jess, Carrington, Kerry, Ryan, Vanessa, Carr, Regan (2022) Evaluation of a specialist domestic violence worker embedded in a police station. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, (23).
Working with Ongoing Domestic and Family Violence in Family Dispute Resolution (FDR): Problems and Possibilities
Clarke, Joanne (2022) Working with Ongoing Domestic and Family Violence in Family Dispute Resolution (FDR): Problems and Possibilities. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers.
Being 'Hagued': How weaponising the Hague Convention harms women, family and domestic violence survivors
Masterton, Gina, Rathus, Zoe, Flood, John, Tranter, Kieran (2022) Being 'Hagued': How weaponising the Hague Convention harms women, family and domestic violence survivors. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, (25).
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Putting perpetrators in the picture
Flood, Michael, Dembele, Lula (2021) Putting perpetrators in the picture. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, (14).
The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Domestic and Family Violence Services and Clients, Australia
Carrington, Kerry, Morley, Christine, Warren, Shane, Harris, Bridget, Vitis, Laura, Ball, Matthew, Clarke, Joanne, Ryan, Vanessa (2021) The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Domestic and Family Violence Services and Clients, Australia. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, (13).
- 23 citations on Web of Science
Body-worn cameras and domestic and family violence: Critical reflections
Harris, Bridget, Iliadis, Mary (2021) Body-worn cameras and domestic and family violence: Critical reflections. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, (15).
How Women’s Police Stations Prevent Gender Violence
Carrington, Kerry, Sozzo, Maximo, Guala, Natacha, Puyol, Maria Victoria (2020) How Women’s Police Stations Prevent Gender Violence. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, April 2020 (2).
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Predicting and assessing lethal risk in domestic and family violence situations in Australia
Ferguson, Claire, McLachlan, Freya (2020) Predicting and assessing lethal risk in domestic and family violence situations in Australia. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Paper, April.
Technology, domestic and family violence: perpetration, experiences and responses
Harris, Bridget (2020) Technology, domestic and family violence: perpetration, experiences and responses. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Paper, April 2020.
What Australia can learn from women’s police stations to prevent gender violence
Carrington, Kerry, Sozzo, Maximo, Ryan, Vanessa (2020) What Australia can learn from women’s police stations to prevent gender violence. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, July (6).
Victims/Survivors of family and domestic violence in diverse, multispecies households
Fraser, Heather, Taylor, Nik, Riggs, Damien W (2020) Victims/Survivors of family and domestic violence in diverse, multispecies households. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, August (7).
A great awakening with many dangers: What has the #MeToo movement achieved?
McDonald, Paula (2020) A great awakening with many dangers: What has the #MeToo movement achieved?. QUT Centre for Justice Briefing Papers, August 2020 (8), pp.1-4.
The case for decriminalisation: Sex work and the law in Queensland
Jeffreys, Elena, O'Brien, Erin, Fawkes, Janelle (2019) The case for decriminalisation: Sex work and the law in Queensland (Crime and Justice Briefing Paper)