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 KARACHI:A much-needed facility for survivors of sexual violence was established in the port city Friday.The Anti-Rape Crisis Cell (ARCC) will remain operational round the clock with proper security at the Police Surgeon Office, Civil Hospital. The facility will serve as a vital resource centre, offering a range of services to survivors, including medical and psychological support, legal aid, and counseling.The facility will also help and provide medico-legal support to males, females and transgende nike sb force r persons.The launch of the ARCC reflects a collective effort to address sexual violence and empower survivors to seek justice and healing.The establishment of this much-needed facility marks a crucial step forward in the pursuit airforce  of justice and support for survivors of sexual assault.The Sindh health department with the technical support of UN Women as part of the Tahaffuz project and funded by the US government   39 s air force mid  Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement launched the first AR