Domestic Violence Registries Proposed in US States Amid Concerns Over Safety and Identity of Victims
As several US states propose domestic violence offender registries, experts raise concerns that these measures could create a false sense of security and put victims at risk of being identified. The debate surrounding these registries highlights the need for effective prevention and support mechanisms for victims and their families.

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