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Protection from domestic violence

Thursday 15 October 2015 | Published in Politics

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Protection from domestic violence
Legislators and domestic violence advocates hope the Family Law Bill will increase women's confi dence to leave abusive relationships.

This story is the third in a series about the Family Law Bill 2015, which – if passed by parliament – could drastically change the way child protection and domestic violence issues are dealt with in the Cook Islands. This story covers the Domestic Violence section of the proposed Bill.

This story is the third in a series about the Family Law Bill 2015, which – if passed by parliament – could drastically change the way child protection and domestic violence issues are dealt with in the Cook Islands. This story covers the Domestic Violence section of the proposed Bill.


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