"For us it is like living in the dark": Ethiopian women's experiences with domestic violence

This article discusses the experiences of domestic violence among Ethiopian refugees and immigrants in the United States. A subset (n=18) of the larger study sample (N=254) participated in three focus groups with Amharic-speaking survivors of domestic violence who were currently in or had left abusive relationships. The research was conducted through a public health department, University, and community agency partnership. Findings show domestic violence as taking place within a context of immigration, acculturation, and rapid changes in family and social structure. Participants expressed a need for language and culture-specific domestic violence support and advocacy as well as education programs regarding U.S. laws and resources.     

An overview of the European Artist's Resale Right Directive 2001/84/EC and its implementation in the UK via the Artist's Resale Right Regulations 2005

The artist's resale right entitles artists (and their beneficiaries)whose work is protected by copyright to a percentage share ofthe sale price every time their artwork is resold by a gallery,dealer, or auction house.