Domestic Violence
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Europe/Central Asia
Kazakhstan’s Domestic Violence Survivors Push for Legal ProtectionsDecember 22, 2020
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Iran: Adopt Draft Law to Protect Women
As Outrage Against Abuses Grows, Fix Bill’s Major Gaps and Pass It
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Kazakhstan: Little Help for Domestic Violence Survivors
Ensure Protection, Access to Justice, Needed Services
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Kyrgyzstan: Pressure Builds to Protect Women and Girls
On Anniversary of Woman’s Murder, Act to Halt Violence Against Women
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Kazakhstan’s Domestic Violence Survivors Push for Legal Protections
Lawmakers Have Opportunity to Strengthen Flawed Law
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Combating Domestic Violence is Dangerous Work in Russia
Another Women’s Rights Group Could Be Labeled a “Foreign Agent”
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Iran: Adopt Draft Law to Protect Women
As Outrage Against Abuses Grows, Fix Bill’s Major Gaps and Pass It
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In a Year of Pandemic and Pain, Women Fight Back
As domestic violence rates soar in Europe under COVID-19 restrictions, women’s groups protest government inaction from Poland to Turkey.
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Lebanon: Broken Promises On Women’s Rights
UN Review Should Focus on Increased Protection Against Violence, Bias
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Bangladesh: Pivotal Moment to Stop Violence Against Women
Enforce Policies, Provide Services, End Barriers and Corruption in Justice System
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A Domestic Violence Case Goes to Kyrgyzstan’s Supreme Court
Self-Defence Against Domestic Violence Should Count at Trial
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Domestic Violence Law Signals Hope for Kuwait’s Women
Government Should Implement Legislation, Address Gaps in Protection for Victims
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Thousands Urge Ukraine’s President to Help Stop Violence Against Women
Ukraine Should Join The 34 Other European States That Have Ratified the Istanbul Convention
