Penang To Expand FSP Programme To Support Domestic Violence Survivors

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Penang To Expand FSP Programme To Support Domestic Violence Survivors

From Mohd Khairi Idham Amran GENEVA (Switzerland), July 8 (Bernama) -- The Penang government is planning to increase the number of individuals trained to handle domestic violence cases, known as First Support Points (FSPs), said State Social Development, Welfare, and Non-Islamic Religious Affairs Committee chairman Lim Siew Khim.