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Domestic violence cases in Sarawak increased by nearly 20% from 465 in 2023 to 552 in 2024, according to Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Minister Dato Sri Fatimah Abdullah. Both men and women are affected, with Kuching experiencing the highest number of cases. The Sarawak government is tackling the issue through initiatives like community outreach programs, webinars, and One Stop Crisis Centres (OSCCs) in hospitals. Legal aid, temporary shelters, and assistance with court proceedings are also available. A whole-of-society approach involving government, NGOs, and the public is crucial to address this issue.
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