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Domestic violence affects people from all walks of life, regardless of gender, age, economic status, race, religion, or educational background. The document discusses myths and facts about domestic violence, how Illinois responds through laws like the Illinois Domestic Violence Act and orders of protection, and shares the story of Ronyale White as an example. It concludes by quoting Anwarul Chowdhury that true non-violence can only be achieved once the world is free of issues like poverty, discrimination, and intolerance, and that everyone must contribute to building peace through non-violence.
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- 1. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Love Shouldn’t Hurt
- 2. MYTH OR FACT
- 13. How does Illinois respond?
- 14. ILLINOIS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT
- 16. Story of Ronyale White
- 20. “Non-violence can truly flourish when the world is free of poverty, hunger, discrimination, exclusion, intolerance and hatred – when women and men can realize their highest potential and live a secure and fulfilling life. Until then, each and every one of us would have to contribute – collectively and individually – to build peace through non-violence.” -Anwarul Chowdhury