Only half of M’sians likely to oppose violence-endorsing attitudes, survey shows


PETALING JAYA: There is a serious problem among Malaysians on their attitudes and perceptions towards violence that has yet to be tackled or addressed effectively, shows a survey.

The results of a survey by Women’s Aid Organisation (WAO) indicated a critical need for rethinking and strengthening the approach to prevention strategies for violence against women (VAW).

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