Multilingual campaign launches in Victoria to address family violence rise amid COVID-19 crisis

Melbourne, May 7, 2002. Police begin investigations at St.Vincents Hospital where a man was shot dead this afternoon. The man, a prisoner under-going medical treatment was shot whilst trying to escape. (AAP Image/Julian Smith) NO ARCHIVING

Police officers in front of Emergency at St Vincents hospital in Melbourne Source: AAP

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An ad campaign is highlighting the impact of the prevalence of family and domestic violence amid the coronavirus crisis.

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