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Migrant Indian women often face unique challenges when it comes to reporting abuse and accessing support. They may have limited knowledge of the legal system, language barriers, or fear of deportation if their partner has sponsored their visa. Indian Ladies UK plays a key role in breaking down these barriers by offering bilingual services, culturally competent support, and by informing women about their legal rights, including the ability to seek protection through various immigration provisions available in the UK.
An Indian-origin researcher at Cambridge University has been accused of a horrific series of abuse against his Indian wife of 6 years. According to a First Information Report (FIR) filed in the town of Kashipur, northeast of New Delhi, Amit Kumar Tiwari, 35, is accused of the physical, emotional and mental abuse, coercive control and […]
Many Indian women on Indian passports with British kids, married to British citizens suffer domestic violence and live in fear thinking they have less right on their child because they have an Indian passport. This is the fear their abusers put in them. Its WRONG! Mothers have equal right on the child regardless of what […]
A mother from Mumbai has spoken of her grief and feelings of helplessness and has appealed for find justice for herself and her 7-year-old daughter after her bigamist husband Shannon Machado left her in limbo in India and fled to Europe. In yet another example of arguably one of the most insidious forms of abuse […]
Non-Resident Indians who abandon their wives in India, could have their properties confiscated under new regulations discussed by the Indian Ministry of Women and Child Development. The Indian TV news network News18 reported on Tuesday that an “inter-ministerial committee has recommended that either the properties of the husband or his relatives should be seized” in […]
YOU ARE BEING ABUSED IF YOU SPOT ANY OF THESE SIGNS: If you have paid a lot of dowry like gold, land, money to marry an NRI man. If all your educational qualifications are in the possession of your husband or his family. If your passport and visa card is in the possession of your […]
