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Femicide vigil: Women in Kuwait demanded better protections from male violence at a protest on Thursday in response to the murder of a Farah Hamza Akbar by a man her family said they had previously reported to authorities for harassing her.
Woman's murder by alleged harasser in Kuwait sparks protest, outrage
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Women in Kuwait demanded better protections from male violence at a protest on Thursday in response to the murder of a woman by a man her family said they had previously reported to authorities for harassing her.