One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has faced intense criticism from domestic violence experts and advocates after her comments about domestic violence being a 'two-way street' were widely condemned.Hanson claimed her remarks were taken out of context by media outlets, but experts argue her framing of the issue is dangerously misleading.

Sex Discrimination Commissioner Anna Cody condemned Hanson's suggestion that victim-survivors might share blame for domestic violence, emphasizing that it is never the responsibility of those experiencing abuse.

Women's Community Shelters CEO Annabelle Daniel highlighted the gendered nature of domestic violence, stressing that affordable housing and support services are critical to preventing homelessness and aiding recovery.Hanson defended her comments, accusing media of selectively quoting her and linking the controversy to recent job cuts at Nine newspapers.She also walked back other statements on topics like paid parental leave and defence spending.The article underscores the polarizing debate around Hanson's remarks and their potential impact on public understanding of domestic violence.