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Push For Coercive Control Laws To Be National 
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Sheree is a survivor of physical abuse and coercive control, which has now become a crime in New South Wales. Nine years after escaping that relationship, Sheree is pushing to see the laws go national.

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Push For Coercive Control Laws To Be National 

Sheree is a survivor of physical abuse and coercive control, which has now become a crime in New South Wales. Nine years after escaping that relationship, Sheree is pushing to see the laws go national.

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