'You feel sick don't you'
During Friday's edition of Good Morning Britain , hosts Adil Ray and Kate Garraway engaged in a moving conversation about the soon-to-be-implemented Raneem's Law, which is named after Raneem Oudeh.
"But today, hopefully, this hope will bring a light to their lives." Nour stressed the importance of safeguarding as a fundamental right, saying: "We must have that system in place to support and help victims." A statement issued stated: "These domestic abuse specialists will ensure that calls for help are properly assessed."
She expressed her frustration, saying: "That's the problem when I'm calling, they're not coming quickly." "They say lessons will be changed until the next case that we hear about. This is a direct response to what we learnt in Raneem's case, what we have to do is try and find every entry point that a victim of domestic abuse goes to and in this instance, we're talking about the criminal justice system."
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