Enhanced Efforts Needed for Women's Security in Arunachal, Advocates NCW Leader
The National Commission for Women's chairperson calls for improved coordination and awareness among stakeholders in Arunachal Pradesh to boost women's safety. The initiative focuses on legal literacy, training for front-line workers, and efficient crisis response to ensure effective protection and justice for women across the state.
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The head of the National Commission for Women has called for improved measures and cooperation among entities in Arunachal Pradesh to enhance women's protection and access to justice throughout the state. Greater awareness and sensitivity among stakeholders were highlighted as vital components to address the issues of women's safety effectively.
Coordinating a two-day awareness and training session, the NCW chairperson underscored the importance of understanding pertinent laws like the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act. The session engaged various professionals, including protection officers and legal service representatives, to equip them with the knowledge necessary to support women facing violence and legal challenges.
The event also addressed geographical barriers that complicate justice delivery in the state's remote areas, advocating for well-trained personnel and robust institutional mechanisms. Emphasis was placed on creating efficient response systems and sharing best practices among involved parties, promoting a comprehensive approach to women's welfare.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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