My story of my hearing in Court
From Chung-Yan Kong
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From Chung-Yan Kong
A senator in Romanian Parliament, Iulia Scantei, visited us on the CMSC meeting with Aurora Group (the Romanian version of Yello!) and talked with the girls in the group. Our 'Maria' agreed to attend an online webinar (audio only) organised the very next day and talked about her experience in the court. The senator is in the Judicial Committee in the Parliament and promised us that she would lobby for a change in hearing of minors from domestic violence cases. The recording of this webinar is available HERE and has 28,000 views! The two-hour webinar entitled 'Our voices are listened and protected!' was prepared the night after the visit of the senator to CMSC.
Two weeks after the visit and after last week's general election of Romania, Iulia Scantei was re-elected senator in the new Parliament. We will continue to work with her for the entire mandate, hopefully.
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