'Epidemic' Of Domestic Violence Against Women A Crisis In Australia

 

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Australia has seen a surge in the number of women dying as a result of domestic abuse, which sparked outrage in the country. In ten days, six Australian women are said to have lost their lives as a result of domestic abuse. The cases provide a wealth of information regarding domestic abuse in Australia, highlighting the pervasive threat that many women still face behind social standards.

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The entire country has been stunned by the horrific tragedy of Lilie James. This horrific story of domestic abuse serves as a sobering reminder of how quickly survivors must receive justice.

The 21-year-old sports coach Lilie James was killed at her place of employment, a central Sydney high school. Numerous severe head injuries were discovered on her body. Paul Thijssen, her former boyfriend and coworker, was discovered dead later. Paul Thijssen is said to have killed Lilie James as a result of her breakup with him. Paul Thijssen later committed suicide.