Manon Massé: “The curfew is especially hard on victims of domestic violence and the homeless”

After last night’s announcement about the return of a curfew and other restrictions being implemented to deal with the pandemic in Quebec, Québec Solidaire spokesperson Manon Massé made a statement expressing concern for victims of domestic violence, the homeless and large families who live in small spaces.

“The curfew doesn’t affect everyone the same way. Women who are victims of domestic violence, homeless people or large families living in small apartments will find it especially hard. The same people always pay the highest price. Let us remain united.”
—Manon Massé

Le couvre-feu ça n’affecte pas tout le monde pareil. Les femmes victimes de violences, les personnes itinérantes ou les familles nombreuses dans de petits logements vont trouver ça pas mal plus dur. Ce sont toujours les mêmes qui paient le prix le plus élevé. Restons solidaires.
— Manon Massé (@ManonMasse_Qs) December 30, 2021

Manon Massé: “The curfew is especially hard on victims of domestic violence and the homeless”

If you are a victim of domestic violence, please contact SOS Violence Conjugale at 1-800-363-9010 or by visiting their website.

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