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One Stop Centres (OSC) offer integrated support to women facing violence or distress. OSC provide a single point access for medical aid, legal assistance, temporary shelter, police help and psycho-social counselling under one roof.

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.Dr. S. Jaishankar Sir, One Syed Mazahir Ali from Hyderabad, Telangana pursuing Masters in IT from Indiana Weslay University was robbed & attacked on 4th Feb by four persons in Chicago, Since this attack Syed Mazahir Ali is under mental shock and is in need of help.Ask India in USA or India in Chicago to get in touch with him on+18472930666 or +13129348351 and provide medical & legal help. Kindly request the U.S. Embassy India or U.S. Consulate General Hyderabad to provide his wife and three children's emergency visa to travel to USA. Madad, MEA Pravasi Bhartiya Sahayta Kendra (PBSK) @sushilrTOI Vinod Thatikonda Majlis Bachao Tehreek (MBT) Revanth Reddy Telangana CMO Hyderabad City Police

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Unite to End Violence against Women Violence against women and girls remains one of the most widespread human rights violations across the world. Globally, about one in every three women have been subjected to physical and/or sexual violence at least once in their lives. In 2023 alone, at least 51,100 women were murdered by their partners and family members. This implies that a woman was killed every 10 minutes last year. The 2024 campaign would focus on the fact that "Every 10 Minutes, a woman is killed." The campaign will draw attention to the alarming increase in the violence against women, revitalize commitments and call for action from decision-makers. Women Arise Ambassadors and Champions will continue to push for more protection for our women and girls. We call on various tiers of government in Nigeria to continue to provide an enabling environment for prosecution of human rights violators. #WomenArise #16daysofActivism #Silenceisnolongergolden.

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🔊To those asking, “How can we help Afghan women?” — the answer is simple, but powerful: First, share their voices. In a time when even speaking puts women at risk, being heard means hope, visibility, and survival. Second, support our online education program. Despite fear and restrictions, Afghan girls are secretly continuing their studies. You can help by sponsoring internet access so students can attend online classes, or by volunteering as a teacher and sharing your knowledge with girls who have been denied education. This month and next month, our focus is on one of our students who urgently needs surgery. You can read her story on our GoFundMe page and help if you are able. We have also launched a new initiative called Sister Care, which supports 20 vulnerable women, who live inside Afghanistan. Please read about this new initiative, share your feedback and ideas, and support it if you can. Third, support food aid or urgent medical assistance for widows and women living alone who have no male provider in the household and are often too afraid to go outside. These small acts can change lives. ❤️ Donate: Online Education Program & Student Surgery Support Stripe: GoFundMe: New Sister Care Initiative GoFundMe: Please let us know if you have any questions. 🙏

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