SIDE CHICK B£ATS WIFE FOR COMING TO HER HOUSE TO LOOK FOR HER HUSBAND

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A woman (anonymous) has been attacked by her husband's girlfriend when she tracked the man to the lady's house. According to a relative of the victim, the woman suspecting her husband was with another lady when he told her he was not coming home that evening, trailed him to the house of a particular lady she believed he was having an affair with. The relative said the victim met the suspected lady, who told her that her husband was asleep when she asked about him. Explaining further, the relative indicated that the victim said she saw the lady opening the door all of a sudden, striking her with a stick on her face and subsequently beating her till she went into comma. The victim's in-laws are said to have visited her and pleaded that the matter be settled at home, explaining that she was at fault for going to the culprit's house without her permission. Are the in-laws right?

Teenager reports family to DOVVSU over limited meals, pocket money

A teenager has reported his family to the Bono Regional Office of the Domestic Violence and Victims Support Unit (DOVVSU) for not providing him with nutritious and enough food and pocket money.  

The Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Beatrice Korsah, the Bono Regional Coordinator of the DOVVSU, disclosed this to the media in Sunyani, saying “we invited his parents and we have since resolved the matter amicably”. 

DSP Korsah said: “The boy came to the unit in uniform”, explaining that “his situation highlights the plight of many children who are suffering in their homes in silence”, and commended the teenager for his bold decision in fighting for his fundamental human rights. 

She said: “His decision to report his parents led to a positive outcome and his example demonstrates DOVVSU’s commitment in supporting victims of abuse and providing a safe space for them to report their cases”.  

DSP Korsah noted some men were also experiencing domestic violence in their homes, however, they were unable to report because of societal stigmatization. 

She advised the public to trust and maintain their confidence and report domestic violence and other human rights abuses to the DOVVSU, saying everybody, regardless of age or gender could report cases to the unit.  

DSP Korsah said: “Every abuse case must be reported to DOVVSU personnel who are well trained and capable in handling them professionally”, saying “DOVVSU unite and not disintegrate families”. 

She said: “The DOVVSU is a safe space for everyone, including children, male, and female, hence the need for everybody to feel comfortable reporting cases of violence,” she said.  

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