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Proclamation of anti dowry abuse law

March 29, 2019
Proclamation of anti dowry abuse law occurred on 29/3/19 . The Victorian  law states Meaning of family violenceIn the examples at the foot of section 5(1)(b) of the Family Violence

Anti-dowry law in Australian province soon

November 29, 2017

Three dangerous words in Melbourne

March 15, 2017

ACHRH National Anti Dowry Summit

January 23, 2017

Continuing cultural tradition of dowry without harm

October 23, 2016

Male community leaders urged to challenge dowry related violence

September 20, 2016

ACHRH submission to Royal Commission on dowry related family violence and death

July 22, 2016

Three Wise Monkeys and The Evil of Dowry

July 17, 2016

One step closer to fight against domestic violence, making dowry demands illegal

July 17, 2016

Royal commission recommends law against dowry

April 20, 2016
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