Women speak of their struggle living with violent husbands


PETALING JAYA: When she got married 12 years ago, Amanda (not her real name) never thought she would be a victim of domestic violence, having only heard of such incidents among the poor and less educated.

She thought that with their tertiary education and high-ranking jobs, neither she nor her civil servant husband would be part of those statistics.

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