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Generic image representing invisible psychological violence, with blurred human silhouettes and subtle color gradients.

Lisses Launches Campaign Against Invisible Psychological Violence

The campaign aims to raise awareness, alert the public, and encourage dialogue regarding often-ignored psychological violence.

04 November 2026Society

Generic image of a hand holding a cigarette with a red cross over it, on an abstract background.

No Smoking Month: Lisses encourages quitting in November

The national prevention campaign offers free support for smokers aiming to quit cigarettes for 30 days.

04 November 2026Society