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  • Thursday, 07 Nov 2019

PPW plans to train more teachers at the district level so that more children will be taught about personal safety and the dangers of cyber violence.

WHEN she was due to attend the court hearing for her domestic violence case six years ago, Rozita Karim was terrified and anxious. She was fearful of coming face to face with her abusive husband, and worried because she had no idea what the court proceedings would be like.

“I was nervous. How many of us actually know what happens in a courtroom? All I knew was what I had seen on television, ” recalls Rozita.

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