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Supporting the government's enhanced summer anti-violence campaign

Published July 27, 2026 at 7:32 AM UTC

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The government’s decision to intensify anti-violence campaigns during July is a necessary response to a predictable crisis. With more cases emerging every summer, it is realistic to allocate extra resources for hotlines, police patrols, and temporary shelters. Critics may point to the rising numbers as a sign of failure, but these numbers also reflect better reporting and awareness. Without the government’s push to keep the issue visible and to fund protection orders, the death toll could be even higher. The campaign includes mobile apps for discreet alerts and partnerships with local pharmacies to serve as safe points. Supporting this approach means acknowledging that summer is a high-risk season that requires targeted, proactive measures. The alternative of doing nothing would leave countless women at greater danger.