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OCR Page 1 of 483A72FB31.FIN
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Exchange Mail
DATE-TIME
12/06/2000 9:38:57 AM
FROM
Pisar, Leah F. (NSCCOMM)
CLASSIFICATION
UNCLASSIFIED
SUBJECT
WAVA -- help please! [UNCLASSIFIED]
TO
Patten, Wendy L. (MULTI)
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Wendy -- can I appeal to your vast knowledge and expertise for a
second? Domestic folks sent me some langage to add to the human
rights fact sheet, which was not really in English, SO I had to rewrite
and fear that accuracy might have suffered in the process. Here's
what I have -- can you tell me if it sounds ok? Thanks
The Clinton
Administration reauthorized (is that the correct verb? did we do
something else, like pass it?) the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
WAVA reauthorization builds on VAWA's success in combating domestic
violence by: reauthorizing key grant programs, which assist law enforcement
efforts and support victims' services, through Fiscal Year 2005;
expanding the investigation and prosecution of crimes of violence
against women; and continuing to fund the National Domestic Violence
hotline, which has already received more than 530,000 calls. Reauthorization
also provides critical new protections for battered immigrants, addresses
the high rate of dating violence and provides additional resources
for Native Americans who are victims of domestic violence.
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