Some Problems Still Faced by Battered Immigrant Women
Author: Nancy K. D. Lemon .
Source: Volume 05, Number 06, August/September 2000 , pp.81-84(4)

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Abstract:
Four recent publications call attention to the plight of battered immigrant women in the U.S. This column reviews, “Access to Public Benefits for Battered Immigrant Women and Childrenâ€, by Leslye E. Orloff; “No Relief for the Weary: VAWA Relief Denied for Battered Immigrants Lost in the Intersectionsâ€, by Cecilia M. Espenoza; “Working With Battered Immigrant Women: A Guidebook for Prosecutorsâ€, by Susan M. Breall and Deborah A. Adler; and “Barriers to Protection at Home and Abroad: Mexican Victims of Domestic Violence and the Violence Against Women Actâ€, by Lee Teran.Keywords: recent federal reforms in immigration backfiring
Affiliations:
1: Associate Editor of DVR.