Going to the police station | IsiZulu
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SECTION27news
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In this episode with Imbokodo FM, we will deal with a second and important step in reporting sexual abuse: going to the police. Questions about:
• How do you go about opening a case for sexual violence?
• Why is it important to go with a friend/someone you trust?
• What are your rights at the police station?
• What must ensure to do before you leave the station?
• What is the difference between CAS number and CASE number?
will all be answered in this episode.
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