Group gives domestic violence crimes the chop at barbecue

By Danielle Cetinski
Updated July 12 2014 - 8:41am, first published 3:30am
WOMEN SAY NO: Saskia Presslaver, 9, buys a sausage sandwich at a barbecue raising awareness about domestic violence from Indy Wilcox from the Benevolent Society, Kayla Murphy from Wambigi, Orange Aboriginal Corporation for Women chair Debbie Spicer and Canobolas Local Area Command domestic violence liaison officer David Rees.Photo: JUDE KEOGH  0711domestic1
WOMEN SAY NO: Saskia Presslaver, 9, buys a sausage sandwich at a barbecue raising awareness about domestic violence from Indy Wilcox from the Benevolent Society, Kayla Murphy from Wambigi, Orange Aboriginal Corporation for Women chair Debbie Spicer and Canobolas Local Area Command domestic violence liaison officer David Rees.Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0711domestic1

SHAME and fear should never stop women from reporting domestic violence, according to police and women’s rights groups.

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