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Why domestic abuse victims in KSA are turning to Twitter

Why domestic abuse victims in KSA are turning to Twitter

  • Numerous Saudi women have taken to the social media site, with domestic violence incidents stirring up the nation several times
  • Saudi Arabia has a law against domestic abuse, but most people are not familiar with the regulations, lawyer Dimah Al-Sharif tells Arab News
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