domestic violence
Event PolicyDomestic violence cases involve criminal charges for assault and the use of tracking devices by offenders.
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Event Overview
Recent news highlights two significant developments in domestic violence. In Hong Kong, internet personality Ho Huen, 79, has pleaded guilty to stabbing his 45-year-old wife, Ye Xiuding, with a folding knife. This incident, which occurred as she was leaving their home, has led to the denial of bail for Mr. Ho as a criminal case proceeds. Concurrently, New South Wales (NSW) in Australia is moving to criminalize the secret use of GPS tracking devices. A 2024 report by the NSW Crime Commission identified a concerning increase in the use of such devices by domestic violence offenders and those involved in organized crime to enable abuse and surveillance. These events underscore the ongoing legal and societal efforts to address and penalize acts of domestic violence and the evolving tactics employed by perpetrators.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
Coverage Timeline
Pauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts deride family law system, calling DV a ‘weapon’ and court a ‘slaughterhouse’
Pauline Hanson’s domestic violence comments were no stumble
Pauline Hanson blames ‘fake news’ media for her bad press. But serious leaders have to own their actions
Pauline Hanson says domestic violence prevents police from dealing with ‘real crime’ in unearthed interview
Australia news live: China hits back at Penny Wong’s comments; Victorian teachers due to begin strike
Brittany Higgins accuses Pauline Hanson of victim-blaming for calling domestic violence a ‘two-way street’
The Queensland government promised to put victims first. Instead it buried a report from domestic violence survivors
Jana Armstrong’s former partner appears in court charged with murder after body found near Toowoomba
