Better assistance for victims of violence


By AVA LAI

Fatimah (third from left) and SWWS president Margeret Bedus holding the planner for SWWS Sarawak Women Calling For Change.

KUCHING: Welfare, Women and Community Wellbeing Ministry will work together with the Sarawak Women and Women Society (SWWS) to provide better assistance for victims of violence and improve the legislation regarding women.

“The ministry, Family and Women Department and SWWS can work together to ensure the welfare of victims of violence, women and children are taken care of,” Welfare, Women and Community Wellbeing Minister Datuk Fatimah Abdullah said after a meeting with SWWS in Kuching.

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