An anti-domestic violence internet video game has been panned by critics who claim the effect is opposite to what was intended, with many believing that it encourages abuse rather than condemning it. Read the full story
Posted on 26 November 2009.
An anti-domestic violence internet video game has been panned by critics who claim the effect is opposite to what was intended, with many believing that it encourages abuse rather than condemning it. Read the full story
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