Singapore society is plagued with incidences of intimate partner violence (IPV)1. From 2012 to 2018, more than 70% of those who filed for Personal Protection Order (PPO) or Expedited Order (EO) or Domestic Exclusion Order (DEO) in Singapore are women2. However, we rarely hear women’s voices going through an abusive marriage. The lack of women’s narratives limits our understanding on the reasons they choose to remain in an abusive marriage.
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SUPERVISING EDITOR
Mr Fathurrahman Dawoed
EDITOR
Mohksin Mohd Rashid
EDITORIAL TEAM
Ahmad Ubaidillah Mohd Khair
Azeem Liaquat
Nur Izzatie Adnan
Qamar Jannah Fateen
Rifhan Noor Miller
Winda Guntor
We welcome letters, comments and suggestions on the issues that appear in the magazine. Please address your correspondence to:
EDITOR, THE KARYAWAN
AMP Singapore
1 Pasir Ris Drive 4
#05-11
Singapore 519457
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E karyawan@amp.org.sg
The Karyawan is a publication of the AMP. It is published in association with our research subsidiary, the Centre for Research on Islamic and Malay Affairs.
The views expressed by the authors do not necessarily reflect those of AMP and its subsidiaries nor its directors and The Karyawan editorial board.
© AMP Singapore. All rights reserved.