IWRN Calls For Greater Focus On Men’s Emotional Health

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June 26, 2026

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IWRN Calls For Greater Focus On Men’s Emotional Health

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The Head of the International Women’s Resource Network, Adriana Sandrine Rattan Isaac, is renewing calls for greater focus on men’s emotional intelligence and stronger peer support systems following a reported domestic violence incident.

She says more must be done to help men recognise and manage their emotions before situations escalate into violence.

Her comments come after police said a woman believed to be pregnant was allegedly stabbed about 15 times at an apartment in Mt Lambert.

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