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In Part 2 of this special where we deconstruct the issues and stories behind the #MakeSchoolASaferplace campaign, we discuss the authorities' response to the problem and why it's so harmful. We also spotlight survivor stories and share helpful advice from NGOs on how survivors can seek help. We will end this 2-part special by discussing the ways in which we can be allies to the cause and friends to victims. To know more about the issues discussed in this episode, like victim-blaming, rape culture, and online gender-based violence, please check out Part 1 of this special where civil societies unpacked these concepts in detail. As before, Part 2 will also be discussing distressing issues on sexual harassment, assault, and abuse. This is a trigger warning to those who may find these issues difficult or traumatizing to hear as we will be deconstructing these issues in detail as well as featuring survivor stories of sexual assault.
NGOS FEATURED
RESOURCES TO GET HELP
AWAM TELENITA HELPLINE
AWAM provides services tailored to address the immediate needs of victims of violence: 0162374221
https://www.awam.org.my/services/
WAO HOTLINE & TINA MESSAGING
WAO provides advice, explores options, and/or schedule a face-to-face consultation. You can also access WAO services such as shelter and crisis support, by contacting the WAO Hotline at +603 3000 8858 or TINA at +6018 988 8058 (24 hours)
https://wao.org.my/getting-help-for-domestic-violence/
SAWO HELPLINE (SABAH)
SAWO Helpline is a free service which provides confidential support and information to women and families in distress or crisis. The Helpline is operated by a trained para-counsellor and social worker with the assistance of volunteers: 088 280 200
http://www.sawo.org.my/helpline.html
BEFRIENDERS
For emotional support: 03-76272929 [24 hours]
https://www.befrienders.org.my/services
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In Part 2 of this special where we deconstruct the issues and stories behind the #MakeSchoolASaferplace campaign, we discuss the authorities' response to the problem and why it's so harmful. We also spotlight survivor stories and share helpful advice from NGOs on how survivors can seek help. We will end this 2-part special by discussing the ways in which we can be allies to the cause and friends to victims. To know more about the issues discussed in this episode, like victim-blaming, rape culture, and online gender-based violence, please check out Part 1 of this special where civil societies unpacked these concepts in detail. As before, Part 2 will also be discussing distressing issues on sexual harassment, assault, and abuse. This is a trigger warning to those who may find these issues difficult or traumatizing to hear as we will be deconstructing these issues in detail as well as featuring survivor stories of sexual assault.
NGOS FEATURED
RESOURCES TO GET HELP
AWAM TELENITA HELPLINE
AWAM provides services tailored to address the immediate needs of victims of violence: 0162374221
https://www.awam.org.my/services/
WAO HOTLINE & TINA MESSAGING
WAO provides advice, explores options, and/or schedule a face-to-face consultation. You can also access WAO services such as shelter and crisis support, by contacting the WAO Hotline at +603 3000 8858 or TINA at +6018 988 8058 (24 hours)
https://wao.org.my/getting-help-for-domestic-violence/
SAWO HELPLINE (SABAH)
SAWO Helpline is a free service which provides confidential support and information to women and families in distress or crisis. The Helpline is operated by a trained para-counsellor and social worker with the assistance of volunteers: 088 280 200
http://www.sawo.org.my/helpline.html
BEFRIENDERS
For emotional support: 03-76272929 [24 hours]
https://www.befrienders.org.my/services

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