Religious and community leaders speak about domestic and family violence

The religious and community leaders below individually acknowledge that there is no place for domestic and family violence in their faith.

Religious and community leaders have been ordered alphabetically by their surname. Select the individual leader you would like to hear from.

Abdo OAM, Hajeh Maha

CEO, Muslim Women Australia.

Alwan, Professor Sheikh Salim

Chair of the Islamic High Council of Australia.

Anh, Venerable Su Co Giac

Acting Abbot of Phap Bao Pagoda. English and Vietnamese language.

Pandit Chandrasegara and Pandit Ramachandra

The Australian Council of Hindu Clergy. Tamil/English with English subtitles.

Chohili, Rishama Salah

Head of the Sabian Mandaean Community in Australia. Arabic with English subtitles.

Dooley, Phil

Senior Global Pastor, Hillsong Church.

El-Bakhoumi, Very Reverend Father Tadros

St. Mary, St. Bakhomios & St. Shenouda Coptic Orthodox Church.

Hansford, Reverend Simon

Moderator of the Uniting Church NSW/ACT.

Hartley, Archdeacon Kara

Women’s Ministry in the Anglican Church - Sydney Diocese.

Kastel, Rabbi Mendel

CEO of Jewish House.

Kaur Deol, Ravinder

Women’s and Children’s Director Australian Sikh Association.

Pal, Panha

Founding principal of the first Buddhist School in NSW.

Venerable Por and Venerable Tia

Abbot of Rattanaram Temple in Sydney. Khmer/English with English subtitles.

Singh, Head Granthi Hardev

Head Granthi Glenwood Gurdwara. Punjabi with English subtitles.

Youkhanis, Reverend Ramen

Assyrian Church of the East, St Hurmizd’s Cathedral. English and Assyrian language.

14 Jun 2023