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and the services we offer.
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we can help
Explains what we mean by the term domestic violence,
describes how to get in touch with us and lists contact details for other organisations
who offer help and advice.
Contact
us
Gives details of how you can get in touch with us and contains
an email form you can fill in if you have a request for information, whether you
or someone you know is in need of help or if you're a professional in the field
and require more information.
About
us
Describes the services we offer in detail.
Links
Useful links to websites set up to offer help and advice.
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What's new at Panahghar - developments and press releases.
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If you're worried about somebody knowing you've visited
this website please read the information below. Please note that the information
is for guidance only and may not completely cover your tracks. The safest way
to access the internet is at a public
library, at work or at a friend's house.
How
can an abuser trace your internet activities?
As a rule, web browsers
save certain information as you surf the internet. This includes images from websites
visited, words entered into search engines and a history that reveals the sites
you have visited.
Warning about deleting cookies
and histories
There is a risk involved in deleting data from your computer
as other users of the computer may notice if cookies or the history on the PC
has been cleared, and this could raise suspicion.
Instructions
on how to delete the cache and history from your computer
These websites
give helpful guidance - Computerhope.com
and MVPS.org. We've
also listed instructions below on how to clear this information from the most
commonly used web browsers:
Internet Explorer 6: Click
on the Tools menu and select Internet
Options. On the General page, under Temporary Internet Files, click on
Delete Cookies and then OK.
Click on Delete Files, put a tick in the box labeled
Delete all offline content and click OK.
Under History, click on Clear History and then OK.
Now look at the top of the window and click on the Content
tab, select AutoComplete and finally, Clear
Forms.
Internet Explorer 7: Click on the Tools menu and
select Internet Options. In the General page under
Browser History, select the Delete button. Either
select and delete each section: Temporary internet files, Cookies, History, Forms
data and Passwords; or select the Delete all button
at the bottom to clear everything.
Firefox 1: Click on Tools
and then Options, then click on Privacy.
Click on the Clear button next to History; Saved
Form Information; Cookies and Cache.
Firefox 2: Click on Tools
and then Options, then click on Privacy.
At private data select settings, ensure that all
boxes have been selected and then click on Clear Now.
Netscape 7: Click on the Edit menu and
select Preferences. In the left pane, expand History
then in the right area click Clear History. Next,
expand Privacy and Security and select Cookies
then on the button Manage Stored Cookies and in the new dialog box click Remove
All Cookies. Then repeat for Forms and the Manage Stored Form Data button
and the same for Passwords and the Manage Stored Passwords button. Aditionally,
you may Manage Forms, Cookies and Passwords individually from the Tools menu -
but not the temporary page Cache files.
Toolbars
Toolbars such as Google, AOL and Yahoo
can keep a record of the search words you have typed into the toolbar search box.
In order to erase all the search words you have typed in, you will need to check
the individual instructions for each type of toolbar. E.g., for the Google toolbar
all you have to do is click on the Google search bar dropdown arrow icon and choose
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