A huge campaign for the implementation of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (DV Act) 2005 will take place in Uttar Pradesh, from 25 November- International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women to 10 December- International Human Rights Day, and will be carried out in 41 districts of the state.
The main objectives of the campaign are:
-to create awareness about DV Act 2005 at a larger level -to make the government accountable for implementing this Law -to create awareness and dialogue about DV Act 2005 at the district level
For more information on the DV Act 2005, click the link "DV Act 2005" on the pink menu bar below titled District Programmes and Campaign Notes.
Balrampur
Campaign Contact person: Bina Rana, 9415202004
UPDATES
29 November A Signature Campaign wa launched in Balrampur, and the Principal of Nagar Palika attended as the chief guest.
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Stop domestic violence now! By Nasiruddin Haider Khan
This is the spirit of the new law that was passed to prevent domestic violence, provide immediate relief, and stand firmly by victims.
The Prevention of Domestic Violence Act is a historic step towards a gender sensitive law in India. However, the big question remains, how is it different from other existing laws of the land? Why is this law unique? Most importantly, what are the benefits an aggrieved person can get from this law?....
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