Organizations dedicated to combating domestic violence, along with the Ministry of Welfare, have highlighted a significant gap in the use of protective measures available to women at risk. Despite the existence of a law that permits threatened women to obtain protective orders enforced through technology, few are taking advantage of it. The main reason cited is a lack of public awareness about these legal safeguards and the procedures for requesting them. Both advocates and officials stress the need for greater outreach to ensure women know their rights and the protections available to them.