The article titled â € ˜Transforming police services to support womenâ € ™ is a feature article which is about the new face and good reputation of Malawi Police Service especially through Victim Support Unit (VSU).
The article follows the previous peopleâ € ™s perception towards police when they go to report Gender Based Violence (GBV) issues.
The article brings awareness to GBV victims that they now have a transformed police in Malawi where they can freely report GBV cases.
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