http://www.guardian-self-defense.com/sabre-stop-strap-pepper-spray#.UcIASJyC_dQ"> click image for more details Today we are doing a review of one of the most popular Sabre pepper sprays called the Sabre Stop Strap. It uses the famous Sabre red formula that contains 10% Oleoresin Capsicum measuring 2,000,000 Scoville Heat Units, producing .67% major capsaicinoids. Independent laboratory testing found SABRE RED to be 8% to 86% stronger than the competition....

click for more info "I was shocked and scared," said Meredith Finn, of Portland, who described Back Cove Trail as her favorite feature of Portland, a soothing place that drew her to the sport of running. "Maybe I should be more careful. I wonder if I should start to bring pepper spray?" she said. Her sense of surprise was shared by many...

This is a story about budget cuts and how they affect domestic violence and sexual assault victims. You can read the whole story HERE According to the Department of Justice, more than 1 million women will fall victim to domestic violence this year alone. For these women and their children, however, sequestration is another form of victimization. "Sequestration’s cuts will reduce the...

more info here Here are two international news stories about sexual violence against women in different countries. The first one is about sexual assaults in Egypt. "Women’s rights are fundamental human rights and environmental concerns. As the world reacts to the rise in assaults on women in Egypt, it’s going to take more than rhetoric to halt sexual assaults and violence against...

That is the question being posed by residents in Muskegon, Michigan. It seems there was a fight that involved nearly 20 students and when police finally responded they used pepper spray to gain control of the situation. That prompted residents and faculty to ask the question why couldn't they do the same thing and save a bunch of time? You can read...

click image for more info Here is an editorial opinion about how colleges and universities handle sexual assaults committed other campuses. "A student who commits sexual assault on a college campus is less likely to suffer long-term personal consequences than a student who gets caught drinking and driving. That doesn’t appear like it will be changing anytime soon." You can read the...