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In this speech, Rada Gungaloo discusses the work of her organisation SOS Femmes, and the dynamics between mother in laws and daughter in laws in Mauritius with regard to domestic violence.

Rada Gungaloo was a lawyer, who founded SOS Femmes in 1989. SOS Femmes is still providing support to Mauritian women affected by domestic violence. Rada Gungaloo died in 2015.

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In this speech, Rada Gungaloo discusses the work of her organisation SOS Femmes, and the dynamics between mother in laws and daughter in laws in Mauritius with regard to domestic violence.

Rada Gungaloo was a lawyer, who founded SOS Femmes in 1989. SOS Femmes is still providing support to Mauritian women affected by domestic violence. Rada Gungaloo died in 2015.