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VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

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Violence Against Women (SA): Policy and Policy Development

A right to safety : the next phase of South Australia’s women’s safety strategy 2011-2022

12/06/2011/in Government Policy /by admin

Publisher: South Autralian Government: Office for Women, 2011

Status – CURRENT

This strategy builds upon on the reforms undertaken through the Women’s safety strategy to improve South Australian legislation and services and to strengthen community understanding of the effects of violence against women. It also has a stronger focus on early intervention and prevention – to stop this violence from occurring in the first place.

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