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VAWA and U-Visas Questions and Answers

Can I call the police if I am being sexually or physically abused and do not know my immigration status? You can call 911 in case of emergency. Domestic and sexual violence are crimes regardless of your legal status. You have the legal right to keep your immigration status private. You do not have to tell the police or a shelter what your immigration status is.

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Alone and Forgotten : The Sexually Abused Man by Tobin, Rod (1999)
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Doctors Who Rape : Malpractice and Misogyny by Trumpi, Pauline (1997)
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Katie.com : My Story by Tarbox, Katherine (2001)
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Manual on Street Law-Type Teaching Clinics at Law Facilities Prepared Centrak and Eatern Europe, Russia, The South Caucasas, Central Asia and Mongolia by Tibbitts, Relisa (2001)

Prevalence, Incidence, and Consequences of Violence Against Women : Findings From the National Violence Against Women Survey by Tjaden, PatriciaThoennes, Nancy (Nov-98)

Stalking in America : Findings From the National Violence Against Women Survey by Tjaden, PatriciaThoennes, Nancy (Apr-98)

Too Scared To Cry : Psychic Trauma in Childhood - How Trauma Affects Children...And Ultimately Us All by Terr, Lenore (1990)
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Executive Director Harriet Lessel Speaks at the Photovoice Exhibit

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