A government panel on equal rights has received 308 opinions and found that most favor reinforcing support for battered women, panel sources said Sunday.
The opinions were sent in response to an interim report compiled in April by the panel's subcommittee on violence inflicted upon women.
Of the total, 99 people called for establishing and reinforcing a counseling system for women beaten by husbands and boyfriends.
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