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I am worried that my identity will be revealed in the public domain when I apply for a personal protection order. What can I do?
Your identity and personal information (which can identify you) would not be revealed in the public domain. Should an individual post such information without your consent, it will be an offence and you can apply to the court for the information to be taken down.
For more information, you may visit https://www.judiciary.gov.sg/family/protection-against-family-violence.
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