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Mosques Offer Temporary Shelter To Domestic Violence Survivors

Rozana Isa, Executive Director, Sisters in Islam (SIS)

08-Sep-21 19:00

Mosques Offer Temporary Shelter To Domestic Violence Survivors

In an effort to address domestic violence cases, Jawi and the Department of Women’s Development are working together so that mosques in the Federal Territories are made into transit centres for survivors. We discuss how impactful this move will be, and why it's important to have transit centres with the right services and facilities.

Image Source: Wan Zaid, Shutterstock

Produced by: Loo Juosie

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharmilla Ganesan


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Tags:  Evening EditionSocial IssuesDomestic ViolenceDepartment Of Women's DevelopmentJawiMosquesTransit Centres





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