Despite decades of activism, legislation, and public education, the truth is sobering: myths about domestic violence still persist. They slip into courtroom arguments, media narratives, casual conversations—and too often, into
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We like to think of honour killings as something that happens “elsewhere.” In another country. In another culture. But so-called “honour-based” violence has claimed the lives of girls and women
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