Two Rights Achieved for Women Survivors of Violence:

1. Right to Obtain Protection Orders:
The new law has helped women who are survivors of violence to obtain protection orders. Protection orders are legal documents issued by a court to protect a survivor from further abuse or harassment by the perpetrator. These orders can include provisions such as ordering the perpetrator to stay away from the survivor, their home, workplace, or school. By granting women the right to obtain protection orders, the law empowers survivors to take legal action to ensure their safety and well-being.

2. Right to Access Support Services:
Another important right that the new law has helped achieve for women survivors of violence is the right to access support services. These services can include counseling, medical care, shelter, legal assistance, and other forms of support to help survivors cope with the trauma of violence and rebuild their lives. By ensuring access to these support services, the law recognizes the holistic needs of survivors and provides them with the necessary resources to recover and heal from the impact of violence.