Pauline Hanson says domestic violence prevents police from dealing with ‘real crime’ in unearthed interview
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Pauline Hanson, leader of the One Nation party, has criticized paid leave for domestic violence victims, suggesting such policies divert police from addressing 'real crime'. In a podcast interview, she argued that the family law system has become biased in favor of women, suppressing men, and called for the system to be wound back. Her comments reflect ongoing debates about family violence policy and gender equity in Australia.
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Hanson criticizes 'woke' support of women's rights.
The interview was conducted in November and published as a podcast.
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The interview was conducted in November and published as a podcast.
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- Claims family law favors women and suppresses men.
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Loaded language removed<p>One Nation leader labels family violence leave ‘ridiculous’ and decries ‘woke’ support of women’s rights in November podcast</p><p>Pauline Hanson has described paid leave for those experiencing family and domestic violence as “ridiculous”, and suggested the issue is taking police away from “real crime”, calling for the family law system to be “wound back”.</p><p>In an unearthed interview, the…
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The interview was conducted in November and published as a podcast.
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