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Fear of cops stop LGBTQ+ people from reporting cases of violence
When falling victim to violence or discrimination, LGBTQ+ people prefer to suffer in silence because turning to the authorities is unnerving.
This was revealed by Justice For Sisters (JFS) co-founder Thilaga Sulatireh at a joint press conference organised by 57 civil society organisations (CSOs), which among others called for the Independent Police Conduct Commission (IPCC) to be given more powers.
She cited a 2021 survey of 220 LGBTQ+ Malaysians, in which...
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