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Ghada Hatem-Gantzer: 'Violence exists in all social circles'

The Franco-Lebanese gynecologist and founder of the Women's House in Saint-Denis denounces the absence of social boundaries when it comes to violence against women.

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Ghada Hatem-Gantzer, a Franco-Lebanese gynecologist, was a guest on the program "With Judith" on Friday. She founded the Women's House in Saint-Denis in 2016, the first facility in France to provide comprehensive care for women victims of violence and female genital mutilation.

According to her, violence against women knows no socioeconomic boundaries and strikes indiscriminately across all segments of the population.

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