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  1. I’ve experienced watching my beloved mother being battered,
    terrorized, then he started on me,
    My mom has passed, she died at 46 yrs old. I suffer anxiety still, traumatic experiences for women and children are not being recognized as emotional and mental and sometimes physically abused for yrs in silence, we suffer in silence 😒 happens all over the world.

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    1. ..and it all started when she espoused to the world “Islam is a religion of peace and security”…lol..

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    3. In some country, man just treat woman as their properties. My classmate who came from middle east, she said her husband doesn’t allow her go home with other man after school. I can imagine that happens in Canada.

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    5. You’re right domestic violence is way more prevalent than we think.

      Stay strong!!

      Thank you for sharing !! πŸ₯Έ

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  3. How about you ASK PM MAY what I’m talking about, when it comes to Muslims teaching them about taxes. Ask.

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  8. Con”stiβ€’tu”tion 1 make up
    2, physical condition. 3, system of governmental principles

    No”menβ€’cla”ture names of system

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  9. The guest didn’t help this woman’s case when saying she murdered her husband, quickly trying to say killed but murder was said.

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    1. Easy mistake to make for someone speaking in a second language. I doubt it would make much difference.

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    2. Yeah I think it’s a second language of explaining the situation, but its words that can be true based on your perception

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  10. I’ve seen some Turkish shows and they do reflect the kind of society they have. And these were rom-coms.

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    1. Really? Istanbul set romcoms look pretty progressive compared to how conservative erdogan actually is. But the show Sen anlat karadeniz taught them nothing smh

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  16. The 113 dislikes must be from men who are very abusive or violent to women. It’s such a shame a country isn’t protecting the women there. So sad.

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    1. Here in Turkey, people are thinking that Erdoğan actually is making this withdrawal from Istanbul Covention in order to have the support of those are conservatives and misogynist, so when the time comes for voting, it will be for his benefit. So, we as feminists started a hashtag says “Women Genicides Are Political”. Erdoğan has lost a huge amount of supporters last days, these are the last moves of him. May he goes and never comes back, because there is not only one Erdoğan in Turkey, 25 million ignorant people who can become Erdoğan potentially, lies in the different places in Turkey. He is nothing but a demagogue.

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