MIA launched an action to prevent domestic violence The Ministry of Internal Affairs (Ministry of the Interior) of Kazakhstan launched the republican campaign "We are close. Ask us" on the Hotim social network. Citizens can report cases of domestic violence, receive legal advice and learn where to turn for psychological and other help. How to ask for help The campaign is intended for people who experience domestic violence, but for various reasons do not dare to contact the police. Eyewitnesses to similar cases and citizens who need legal advice can also contact us. To participate, simply leave a request on the official page of the Administrative Police Committee of the Ministry of the Interior in Threads. Experts will provide advice and necessary clarifications. If a threat to life or health becomes known from a request, the information will be immediately forwarded to the territorial police units to take response measures. Where to find help lines and crisis centers as part of the campaign, an information resource zhanydamyz.netlify was also created. app. It contains up-to-date hotlines, contacts of crisis centers and support services in the regions of Kazakhstan. Through the resource, citizens can find organizations they can turn to for psychological, legal and other help. Who participates in the promotion? Government agencies, public organizations, crisis centers and family support centers are involved in the initiative. They will assist in reviewing incoming applications within their jurisdiction. The Ministry of the Interior urges citizens not to remain silent about cases of domestic violence and to seek help if they themselves or those around them need it.